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Hope one of you paypal gurus can help me out on a couple of questions

1) If a customer sends me money via my PP email address - can he/she still open dispute at later stage.

2) When clicking a buy now button PayPal now asked to login - I'm sure it went to basket
 

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Hope one of you paypal gurus can help me out on a couple of questions

1) If a customer sends me money via my PP email address - can he/she still open dispute at later stage.

2) When clicking a buy now button PayPal now asked to login - I'm sure it went to basket

I only opened this thread because my wife grew up in New Castle.
 
Hope one of you paypal gurus can help me out on a couple of questions

1) If a customer sends me money via my PP email address - can he/she still open dispute at later stage.

2) When clicking a buy now button PayPal now asked to login - I'm sure it went to basket

1) Yes he can. If you are selling digital good or service, PayPal is not a safe option.
 
Hope one of you paypal gurus can help me out on a couple of questions

1) If a customer sends me money via my PP email address - can he/she still open dispute at later stage.

2) When clicking a buy now button PayPal now asked to login - I'm sure it went to basket

1) dispute can be
opened
2) After logging, you'll be redirected to a link to purchase the product.


http://www.paypalguru.com
(for general Paypal issues)
 
1) if it's friends and family, i think it can not.
2) Buy now = It can go at the end result of the payment process, not showing the cart.
 
I attached an image in the original post, it shows that to see the final cost I need to click pay with credit card - it did was not like this. I wanted the paypal payment page to show amount to pay without asking to login. Could this be a setting in paypal.
 
Not if the money is sent as a gift. If the money is sent as gift, then the sender only has one minor 45 day protection in which he can "try" to get his money back according to PayPal, but that can be exploited.

As others have said, if he is buying sales or goods through your website, then you are out of luck, unless you can convince him to send it as gift.
 
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