paypal dispute ?
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meathead1234
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Bullshit.
Get the buyer to send payment as "goods" and then ship out a CD with a tracking number to their verified Paypal address (or whatever they specify). It's HIGHLY unlikely that you will lose a potential dispute this way.
any suggestion?
meathead1234
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What do you mean? I just told you exactly what to do in order to avoid losing disputes.
meathead1234
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If you get a dispute just do what I said. It's annoying but the nature of the business. You will win within a few days so shouldn't be too much of an issue.
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make a new paypal a/c and take payment in it,then transfer in your main paypal a/c.
thats it.
And then watch your main paypal account take a shit in a few hours. Do what the other guy says. Ship something to their verified address and call it a day! They will lose the dispute regardless.
but the other way of sending a cd is the safer one as there is no way he can start a dispute
.. other than filing the dispute as "Unauthorised" - in which case you're f***ed. (and so is their paypal account if they try it more than once or twice but that's a whole different story).
By the way - when you get a dispute pay good attention to the reason of the dispute. As a general rule:
"Item Not Received" (and you haven't shipped anything physical) - You have virtuall no way of getting your money back.
"Item Not Received" (and you HAVE shipped something physical) - Escalate right away and in 99% of cases you will get your money back
"Item Not As Described" (and you haven't shipped anything physical) - Escalate RIGHT AWAY using the word "intagible" in your message and you will win the dispute automatically!
"Item Not As Described" (and you have shipped something physical) - Escalate telling PayPal about the nature of the deal and you'll win most of the time.
"Unauthorised" - Consider the case lost but escalate it regardless and try to provide as much proof (such as all emails you can find, screenshots etc.)
onizuka
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Any paypal payments over $250 you wanna get a signature proof as well as a tracking number because of their policy. With that said, you can have proof of shipping and some times PP will screw you over. I recently lost a case where I mailed an item and had the tracking number but the buyer moved but didn't update their paypal address or bother to tell me. Two weeks later I get a notice of goods not recieved complaint and that the funds were taken from my account while PP investigates. I escalated the claim and sent in the tracking number but for reasons I'll never PP sided with the buyer, wtf. Thankfully it was a small thing but still sucks.
askHWH
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- Feb 17, 2009
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that is strange.
if u provide tracking info and the address that is stated during the point of transaction, you will get the money back.
it is not ur issue if u were not given the new address.
how if the buyer give us unconfirm address?
askHWH
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if they never gave u an address to deliver to and u deliver based on the PP address, u should not be penalised for that.
dun u have a payment receipt from PP ? they will have a delivery address on it right ?
if u send the item based on that email, u should be able to proof ur case.
After i withdrawl and received the money.How if he dispute the money?