Mar 7, 2015 11:33 PM
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Mar 7, 2015 11:37 PM
(This post was last modified: Mar 7, 2015 11:39 PM by elitefuzion.)
If you have the buyer right a note on the payment stating that it was for an "intangible good" technically they would not be able to charge back, UNLESS they claim it was an unauthorized transaction. This is how people fuck you over, they open a claim as an unauthorized payment, instead of "item not received". I would advise you to start using Bitcoin, because Paypal tends to side with the buyer on most transactions.
(Mar 7, 2015 11:37 PM)elitefuzion Wrote: If you have the buyer right a note on the payment stating that it was for an "intangible good" technically they would not be able to charge back, UNLESS they claim it was an unauthorized transaction. This is how people fuck you over, they open a claim as an unauthorized payment, instead of "item not received". I would advise you to start using Bitcoin, because Paypal tends to side with the buyer on most transactions. Ohhhh shit man! That's fucked.. So should i say, "NOTE" intangible good, Already recieved Virtual item and will not chargeback Would that make it that little bit safer? About unauthorized transaction thats just fucked i have to agree paypal is always on the buyers side yeah i do take Bitcoin man but %99 of customers only have Paypal. :( Why do people have to be so scum then i wouldn't have to worry about chargebacks 😠
Well, I mean you could do that, but the thing is to make sure the buyer is as trusted as possible. There are many ways to fuck someone over with Paypal.
- Claiming "Unauthorized Transaction" Some people are good at this and even use a VPN, to make it more believable. Signing in with VPN, send the payment, logout, etc... - Credit Card chargebacks. |
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