Paypal donated me $xxx

I use merchant accounts with paypal and 2co.

I never had any chargebacks problem with paypal , indeed I had with 2co.

With this kind of treat I already vote for paypal as best payment gateway
 
I beg to differ about the virtual claim not being able to win.

Last I knew, if someone filed unauthorized charge with their CC company, paypal is pretty much screwed.

Huge loop hole in the laws on that.
My sis constantly lets people use her CC because she is disabled and cant get around much, and then she forgets and when she gets her account info in the mail, she calls her bank claims she didnt authorize said charges and they reverse them for her.

I lost my main paypal over this shyt, she had loaned me $300, then over a month later filed a dispute with her bank, and paypal automatically sided with the bank, it put me -$300, and I already paid her back, soz I just let the account rot and made a new one.

Its a huge loophole, all you have to do is find a bank that has the account protection thing, pay extra for it, spend your money, then file dispute and get it back, My sis has done it well over 30 times, she constantly buys shyt from infomercials and don't even remember doing it.

She has full medicare health and the dumb bitch paid for some lame insurance thing she didn't even use, for over a year,and got every cent back.

paypal needs to step up the game in this, IMO.

sorry for going off topic.

congrats on the win OP

Hey man, show some respect she is your sissy.
 
I got the courtesy refund, too. It was $100 though. I lost a dispute over virtual goods.
 
Congrats.. Surprised to see such things happen with PP :O
 
I beg to differ about the virtual claim not being able to win.

Last I knew, if someone filed unauthorized charge with their CC company, paypal is pretty much screwed.

Huge loop hole in the laws on that.
My sis constantly lets people use her CC because she is disabled and cant get around much, and then she forgets and when she gets her account info in the mail, she calls her bank claims she didnt authorize said charges and they reverse them for her.

I lost my main paypal over this shyt, she had loaned me $300, then over a month later filed a dispute with her bank, and paypal automatically sided with the bank, it put me -$300, and I already paid her back, soz I just let the account rot and made a new one.

Its a huge loophole, all you have to do is find a bank that has the account protection thing, pay extra for it, spend your money, then file dispute and get it back, My sis has done it well over 30 times, she constantly buys shyt from infomercials and don't even remember doing it.

She has full medicare health and the dumb bitch paid for some lame insurance thing she didn't even use, for over a year,and got every cent back.

paypal needs to step up the game in this, IMO.

sorry for going off topic.

congrats on the win OP

Wow, well at the very least Paypal is following your sister's fraudulent behavior and action will be taken at some point against her, but look at it like this, when they do come and she goes to prison for being a fraudster, then you can talk down about her so much more and feel better like you did above!

My question is how did you not beat your own sister filing a dispute on you? lmao
 
paypal needs to step up the game in this, IMO.

It 's the CC companies policy - they prefer to pay scammers (or in the rare cases, irresponsible people) so that the public feels safe using them - their cost is lower than the benefits. For Paypal to "step up the game", it will have to pay from its pocket, so since it 's chosen not to, we can deduce it 's not worth the loses for them ;)
 
They could easily pay the cash from their own pocket. I mean, just think how much interest they get from the funds they hold for no apparent reason. BUT, paypal is one damn (un)professional business for sure! I am sure the owner will go to hell after death :p
It 's the CC companies policy - they prefer to pay scammers (or in the rare cases, irresponsible people) so that the public feels safe using them - their cost is lower than the benefits. For Paypal to "step up the game", it will have to pay from its pocket, so since it 's chosen not to, we can deduce it 's not worth the loses for them ;)
 
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