Member EssenceWebs is a scammer!
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ClThis
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Just FYI - You cannot refund if there is an open dispute that is escalated to a claim. OP did you escalate to a claim? You also mentioned AMEX, why didn't you just chargeback with them and avoid PayPal altogether? I would suggest screenshots to prove the Refund option is not there. I think that is your best bet dude, even though I think that you may want to walk out of here quickly on your own accord. It seems many people are not happy with you.
I am completely impartial to this (although it sounds like a scam) but wanted to point out that maybe both parties are saying dispute when they mean claim?
Please see this link for PayPal Help Center on the issue
I am completely impartial to this (although it sounds like a scam) but wanted to point out that maybe both parties are saying dispute when they mean claim?
Please see this link for PayPal Help Center on the issue
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BigBuddy
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from the post of OP, i assume it was not escalated. If not, still essencewebs can refund by clicking resolve now...
ClThis
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Well said.
khurramasgher
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I called PayPal to open the dispute. I have top tier resolution support because of the large amount of business I do with PayPal. They said they would handle it and the seller had a certain amount of days to respond to their request. Approx 150.00 was from my PayPal account and 25 charged to my Amex via PayPal.
khurramasgher
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I think going by the multiple members claiming to be ripped off by this guy, it's obvious who is in the wrong here.
khurramasgher
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As far as I am aware a dispute cannot be escalated to a claim before a certain number of days of the dispute being open and the seller given a chance to respond
skittles
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You can escalate regardless of number of days. You can pay someone and in a few seconds file a dispute and escalate if you call Paypal as they have the right to do that when you request it over the phone. I have done it many times.
Junkfood00
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The last time I disputed a payment was a year ago and I couldn't escalate it to claim until 7 days later. That was for a tangible product though.
skittles
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I don't think it matters, one of the reps told me you have the right to dispute it and escalate it over the phone you just tell them your case - something like "I paid the seller and he blocked me immediately"
Junkfood00
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Then that explains the thing, you can't escalate the thing to claim from the web right away, unless you phone them.
khurramasgher
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Should I go ahead and escalate it to a claim then?
No response from the seller as of yet.
No response from the seller as of yet.
BigBuddy
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wait for few more hours...
2011nfl
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If you wait for a few more hours, and he doesn't refund you, then BigBuddy can ban him. But if you escalate now, he can claim that he tried to refund, but you escalated.
srb888
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Google says there is another case 6 days old on Dp... but that thread is deleted on that forum. Hmm...
Are there more such incidents?
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Is that todd.anderson22 or todd.anderson122?
Are there more such incidents?
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P.S.:
Is that todd.anderson22 or todd.anderson122?
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