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I need to make a payment to someone for a product through Playerauctions. Not sure if it would work through the site yet, but manual sending money is not allowed to me.

The website claims that you can send money with a limit without verifying your identity, but whenever I Try to send money it gives me a "verify your ID before you can enable this feature". any help?

Recently, I was victimized in a chargeback fraud scandal and I'm left -$1300 in the hole. My Paypal account contains all of my real personal information. NCO Financial is what I believe to be Paypal's collection agency, I understand they will harass me, but will they confront me at my door...

Where's the guarantee they will send an agent to receive the funds?

I already lost the case for the funds because they found the plead for an unauthorized transaction to be valid.

The person I "sold" the goods to used a hacked account and fraudulently sent money. He is in the wrong, not me. This is a completely illegitimate transaction and I'm the only one getting screwed. If getting scammed is my fault, then sue me.

I'm completely innocent in this whole matter, I'm not paying in any way.

Still no knowledge on if they can send an agent or not?

I spent the $900. The fraud victim reversed all the transactions about 2 weeks after I sold the goods. So many people say nothing happens and you'll be fine, but some people, you for instance, say it's a big deal. I just want to know what happens.

What if they decide to send a collection agent or legal threats? I've heard the threats are a bunch of jumbo, but the possibility of an agent frightens me, especially because my parents don't know that i'm in the red.

i live in the usa

that's not the response i was really looking for >_>

Recently, I sold virtual goods online for $900. Like an idiot, I used Paypal. Turns out, he used fraudulent funds from someone else's account, and the funds were reversed and now I'm left with -$900 in the hole. I've decided to not pay these fees, one, because I'm strapped for cash, two, because...