bobbys
Regular Member
- Oct 29, 2008
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PayPal only works under the assumption that most people are honest most of the time, and aren't going to run around doing chargebacks and unauthorized transactions for everything. But when you throw dishonest opportunists into the mix you have a system that can easily be taken advantage of. Unfortunately PayPal neither cares nor has the manpower to investigate/combat this type of fraud, its easier to refund the money and end it.
This doesnt apply however, if you have actually sent something tangible through the mail and have a tracking number and receipt. For cases like this you can file for buyer protection and (usually) get it.
This doesnt apply however, if you have actually sent something tangible through the mail and have a tracking number and receipt. For cases like this you can file for buyer protection and (usually) get it.