[Need help] Paypal reverse transaction

Karan16

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I have 1 IG account and i want to sale it (Not here but somewhere else because i don't have money for membership). But real problem is i have heard that paypal payments can be reversed. How can i prevent this reverse thing and sale my account without being scammed.
 
You cant, If you think it might happen - apply payment via bitcoin.
Second chance is take that risk.
 
You mean if i want to sell through paypal i have no way other than trusting buyer.
Thanks anyway
 
You mean if i want to sell through paypal i have no way other than trusting buyer.
Thanks anyway
Pretty much. You can use escrow.com alternatively, if you don't trust the buyer and amount is big enough to worth the hassle.
 
With bitcoin the ball is definitely in your court. Once you get the coins the buyer can't reverse them. If you can use bitcoin as a payment method then the problem goes away.
 
I have 1 IG account and i want to sale it (Not here but somewhere else because i don't have money for membership). But real problem is i have heard that paypal payments can be reversed. How can i prevent this reverse thing and sale my account without being scammed.
Contrary to the common misconception, calling the right people in PayPal can reverse a Family and Friends payment.
Paying through Goods and Services, will not cover any digital products and you will be liable to chargeback.
 
Use bitcoin or else any transaction can be reversed including credit card transaction. Paypal gives first priority to the buyer dispute. So go for bitcoin and use your common sense first if the buyer is real or scammer.
 
Thanks i signed up for bitcoin account. I will use bitcoin.
 
Thanks i signed up for bitcoin account. I will use bitcoin.
BTC might not be the best option for this, because those transactions are irreversible and in that case the buyer won't be covered, so he/she will be hesitant to pay with it, at least i would be for sure. If you want something where both parties are covered, then those are the escrow services. You can give BTC a shot of course, if the buyer is willing.
 
BTC might not be the best option for this, because those transactions are irreversible and in that case the buyer won't be covered, so he/she will be hesitant to pay with it, at least i would be for sure. If you want something where both parties are covered, then those are the escrow services. You can give BTC a shot of course, if the buyer is willing.
Escrow is good but expensive.
 
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