PayPal Policy Question

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gabsn

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Hi guys, what's the current PP policy involving intangible goods (digital products) regarding buyer protection.
I sold a Facebook page and now the buyer made a dispute on PP!

 

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manishseth

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If the buyer paid from Credit card you will lose 100%. If paid from paypal funds then tell paypal it was a digital good.

 

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gabsn

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manishseth said:

If the buyer paid from Credit card you will lose 100%. If paid from paypal funds then tell paypal it was a digital good.

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Thank you for the fast reply.

 

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jmanic

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you will lose this

 

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Depends where you are. Usually the seller would win, but in the UK, intangible good go through the same process as physical items now. ​http://www.theguardian.com/money/2014/apr/12/paypal-protection-extended-covered-digital-services

 

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jmanic

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gabsn said:

Hi guys, what's the current PP policy involving intangible goods (digital products) regarding buyer protection.
I sold a Facebook page and now the buyer made a dispute on PP!

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u mean u scammed some one XoR MAss

 

Birdz

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Eh I would say you would lose due to the fact that its digital but if you provide enough evidence im sure u have a chance

 

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ming34

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you are going to loose this i guess best of luck anyway