It wasn't a chargeback, they simply "disputed" from paypal saying "item not received"
Anyway, this was resolved. The person felt bad and cancelled the disputes - which totaled over $700. Phew!
But I sell lots of intangible goods, and whenever buyers file a claim, they win.
I was hoping that because this money was sent as a gift, it gives me (I'm the seller) some extra help. What do you think? Anyone have this happen to them?
I did some online services for a guy, and he was happy with them.
Today he opened a dispute on paypal, saying "item not received" - even though there was never any item (this was a service!). Obviously he's trying to scam me.
He sent the money via "gift" or "friends & family" - so there...
I'm considering doing a VCC service as I have a premium entropay account, and could sell the card #'s to people. Has anyone ever run a VCC service before? What should I know before doing this?
Thanks for any tips.
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