Paypal -5000$ in negative balance

5K, you kidding?

That is Nothing... I know a guy that did 250K in fraud with PP and they did nothing. They would not cooperate with the authorities in the USA as they did not want the publicity.

There is a 99.9% chance they will do nothing at all.



250K ? really ?
 
It is a TERRIBLE idea!

And I would never promote it; this guy that did the 250K is only about 21 and spent a couple of years in prison for doing it.

Nice young man who made a serious mistake.

I swear a second ago you posted that they didn't do anything about it....
And now you say he went to jail? So they will try to get it back and file charges...
 
I am sorry but it sounds like a $5k fraud, difficult to believe you sold ebooks for this value to a single buyer. You should have used your sister's paypal wisely to survive online with the most widely used payment system. I doubt you will be able to hold your current account for too long. They might as well hire a debt collector to pursue your sister's husband.
 
They will go after the money for sure, I don't think companies like paypal will let criminals go
 
I swear a second ago you posted that they didn't do anything about it....
And now you say he went to jail? So they will try to get it back and file charges...

PP did not do anything; the government went after the guy.

PP never filed anything at all.
 
The government goes after people? I thought a company had to file a complaint before anything was done.

Not at all... the crime is against the laws of the United States... he did whatever and was found out, the Government convened a Grand Jury, indicted him and convicted him.

He is a young guy and will recover from his actions although he has some serious restrictions on him for the rest of his life.

Rest assured, PP did nothing because they do not want the publicity that they can be compromised as that would dilute trust (what little we trust them) and hurt their business.
 
LOL you made 5000$ for selling 5000 e-books?? btw who's the buyer??
 
It depends on how strong the other guy's case is, I'd say. I suppose OP would know.
 
Most likely they'll just link your Indian PP account. Most of their stuff is automated until they find the money can't be recovered. Then a real human puts eyeballs and logic to the problem and if you logged in from the same IP you have about a 99% they'll link the accounts once they find out. Expect your Indian account to be toast before long.

That's the chance you took when you withdrew the $5k and spent it. You could have just returned it and protected your local account. Now you'll probably not have a real account again. Good luck with fake accounts and doing business.
 
next time use a vpn not a proxy, curious to see if paypal does anything about this, i doubt 5k for them means anything though..
 
next time use a vpn not a proxy, curious to see if paypal does anything about this, i doubt 5k for them means anything though..

They'll link accounts and ban them for less than $1. Any loss to them is not acceptable or rides on margin.
 
Most likely they'll just link your Indian PP account. Most of their stuff is automated until they find the money can't be recovered. Then a real human puts eyeballs and logic to the problem and if you logged in from the same IP you have about a 99% they'll link the accounts once they find out. Expect your Indian account to be toast before long.

That's the chance you took when you withdrew the $5k and spent it. You could have just returned it and protected your local account. Now you'll probably not have a real account again. Good luck with fake accounts and doing business.


Pretty much. is the negative account still open? Paypal may not try to recover funds immediatelyif you are still receiving payments. I would call Paypal IF you think the buyer has no claim.
 
If you would of called and said the buyer is trying to scam you, and you warned them of Paypal policy of no protection for digital goods you would have it ruled in your favor. I have never lost a Paypal case as a seller in my whole life and I only sell digital goods.
 
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