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mladja3

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Hello I have a question. If i try to buy facebook page and i pay the owner via paypal, and he didnt give me page, is it possible to send a dispute and actually win? because it is illegal to sell/buy facebook pages?

 

AquaticGamer

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Paypal tends to side with the buyer. You should give paypal a call to settle this dispute.

 

verilix

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Don't be an ass and request a chargeback after he sends it to you though. Too many people do shit like that. Asshats.

 

innozemec

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you sure you aren't asking to do this after you actually received your order and rip off the provider?

 

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mladja3

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This didnt happen, but it might happen since i found a page seller with 200k fans for 100$.. I dont want to be tricked

 

W9go

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• Aug 25, 2013

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mladja3 said:

This didnt happen, but it might happen since i found a page seller with 200k fans for 100$.. I dont want to be tricked

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there is always risk involved but paypal is good for the buyer.
they will return the money if the seller does not deliver ... how this can be proven for facebook pages ... i dont know

 

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nikkinovie

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you can pay the seller half, then give the other half after he gives you the full authority to the page.

 

SkyrocketSEO

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i found a page seller with 200k fans for 100$.

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Just because he have 200K on his [page it does not mean that this page worth more than $100

 

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mjoyd

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Jul 15, 2013

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W9go said:

there is always risk involved but paypal is good for the buyer.
they will return the money if the seller does not deliver ... how this can be proven for facebook pages ... i dont know

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I actually go with this. So far, paypal does side with the buyer. It's worth giving it a try and report this to them.

 

dripdrop

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• Aug 25, 2013

• #10

The seller is actually taking more risk than you, so you shouldnt worry

 

The Mentalist

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• Aug 25, 2013

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SkyrocketSEO said:

Just because he have 200K on his [page it does not mean that this page worth more than $100

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Even if they are fake, can you buy 200k fake fans for $100?
Then again, what would you do with 200k fake followers?

 

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ContentLockPro

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• Aug 26, 2013

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It's pretty much unethical to ask for refund after your have received a fb page, just saying.