I've had this idea for a while about multi-tenant retail centers converting to last-mile delivery centers to adapt to the e-commerce world, and the current situation could open the door for those opportunities for creative active investors and fix-and-flip buyers who want to get some CRE exposure.

They can put the payments on autopilot and forget about it.I have been using them for about 6 years and I have been extremely happy with their service and delivery of Rent which is generally 3 business days or earlier (depending on if the tenant subscribes to fastpay).

The initial letter to your card company should be succinct and concise - you're contesting charges, based on the non-delivery of promised services.

Here are some interactions I deal with: Paying $200 worth of groceries and refusing to pay a mere .30 cents for a reusable bag (not covered by food stamps) - and then asking for delivery and not tipping the delivery driver.

(for those not in the know, Netflix's original business plan was rental media via mail delivery, streaming was not even a concept or thought then).  

I would go to those big fish and clean their toilets, wash cars, make deliveries for pennies in return for their knowledge.

Everything he said is literally their entire business model: nickle, dime, lie, cheat, steal and no delivery. ever..

Originally posted by @Jason Hartley:Hi @Sue Kelly - personal experience from selling using paypal/ebay, and I've heard from many others that paypal's policy is similar to credit card companies in that they always favor the buyer in sales transactions unless the seller can prove delivery of a good. 

While it is nice, you need not prove delivery.  

Honestly speaking, I like people that speak frankly, so I was probably a sucker for Engelo's "if I swear a lot I will appear like a straight shooter" delivery.