Small tip for harvesting new PayPal

[prey24]

Hey,

I have people with new or stealth people try to take small payments from other people in order to harvest them and remove the limits but in my opinion its wrong.

Why?

Because associating your new account with some bad PayPal that has a bad health can get you under PayPal's radar.

What I suggest.

I suggest you to use your PayPal to cash out from trusted sources. I mainly have 3 - Fiver, Gumroad and Patreon because they are big companies and taking payments from them in the starting will add reputation to your account.

I have done it with one of PayPal for 2 months and its rock solid now.

Thanks.

 

[HustleTong]

Such a solid tip for stealth users.

 

[DarkHowl]

Nice little tip

 

[Meerakat]

This might sound weird but fighting chargeback cases and winning them also improves your trust-score. I have had like 30+ cases in my stealth account so far and I have won about 25 of them.

 

[soulburger]

What fees do each of those sites have?

 

[DunderMannen]

This might sound weird but fighting chargeback cases and winning them also improves your trust-score. I have had like 30+ cases in my stealth account so far and I have won about 25 of them.

This is true because they always take the buyers side, and they do know that. So if you manage to win a majority of your cases, your "trust score" is improved.

 

[Deleted member 219055]

This might sound weird but fighting chargeback cases and winning them also improves your trust-score. I have had like 30+ cases in my stealth account so far and I have won about 25 of them.

Could you tell how were you able to win them?

 

[prey24]

This might sound weird but fighting chargeback cases and winning them also improves your trust-score. I have had like 30+ cases in my stealth account so far and I have won about 25 of them.

Yes thats one of the advantage because fiver keeps the fund for 21 days and there is no chance of dispute then. Same is with Gumroad they keep it for 7 days and rearely disputes your PayPal. That's whey associating your PayPal with big platforms and not taking direct payments is always beneficial.

 

[INV Solutions]

Nice man

 

[Megaverse]

Could you tell how were you able to win them?

You could fake em

 

[shikder006]

Could you tell how were you able to win them?

u selling Paypal account also?
PM me

 

[Meerakat]

Could you tell how were you able to win them?

The fact people say that PayPal always sides with the buyer's side is **wrong**. In order to win a charge-back case, you must provide information in a very detailed manner. Just showing your TOS won't do the trick, they need more information in order to determine who they actually need to believe - be it the buyer or the seller.

Without any proof, PayPal will obviously side with the buyer. I have seen people literally write only 30+ words of information and then blaming it on PayPal just because they couldn't provide detailed information on how the process went on and how the seller could be made "believable" or somewhere where he must be right and the buyer is on the wrong side. You need to be precise on the information you provide and provide detailed steps to exactly how you worked with the buyer.

You need to be on the **right** side though, obviously you can't just cheat the buyer and run away.