Originally created by: ariton
Hope you'll enjoy my tutorial and hope it will help you.
So this tutorial is founded by myself, from my experience.
So let's say that you're selling a crypter and you're accepting paypal as an option.
Paypal is a known payment processor and it's a trusted one, but many people don't like paypal because of chargebacks and limitations.
Ok, so a member wants to buy your crypter. NOTE: When it comes to deals, don't see if the member has many reps and never go first, because they can also scam you.
So you'll ask that member to send you money on paypla as "GIFT". People can't chargeback from gift payment. If the member is a scammer, he will most likely say that he can't see a GIFT payment on the list.
Good, you don't need to worry about it.
The member will say that he'll pay you as service or other...
He will ask if you accept it.
You'll answer him back: "Yes, I accept. But as a message, please enter: Paying for an already received product. And as a subject, please put: I've received my product."
He will accept and he will most likely think that he can chargeback that payment or open a dispute against you, but he's clearly wrong. Paypal staff will analyze everything. When the Staff will see the message, the dispute against you will be closed immediately.
If you're using this guide you agree that you're using it only for educational purposes.
Something fishy?
If the member refuses to pay you, it'd be better if you block him on IM, and if he sends a payment without the message and the subject that you've asked for, refund him.
Hope you've enjoyed my tutorial, I found it useful and it helped me couple times.
That is a really good idea.
Thanks for the share, I appreciate it.
The universe is under no obligation to make sense to you.
This could also be used for the exact opposite for randoms to scam people 😏
Jan 1, 2011 10:27 AM
(This post was last modified: Jan 1, 2011 10:28 AM by ariton.)
(Jan 1, 2011 10:25 AM)Dawncore Wrote: This could also be used for the exact opposite for randoms to scam people 😏
Sadly, this is true. 😵
Nice, ill try this out next time i'm selling something.
(Jan 1, 2011 10:30 AM)₱rior Wrote: Nice, ill try this out next time i'm selling something.
Nice to hear that from you. And it would be better if you post results. :)
really a nice tut every one waiting for ...
and hope the method is accepted by paypal staffs :D
(Jan 1, 2011 10:35 AM)ariton Wrote: Nice to hear that from you. And it would be better if you post results. :) If I get the reset of "Gay" ill sell it and try this out!
(Jan 1, 2011 10:41 AM)♕Muky♕ Wrote: really a nice tut every one waiting for ...
and hope the method is accepted by paypal staffs :D
Of course it's accepted by paypal staffs. Once they'll see the message, they will close the dispute. Opening a dispute for an already received and working product, that's considered bullshit/scamming in paypal's opinion.
This is common sense however what if they use a hacked paypal? and the buyer can also say he sent as a gift but the payment always says instant on service and gift the only real way to check if the payment was sent a gift is to check your email for the paypal message and it will say you recieved the payment from $Email as Gift, it will say somthing like that.
(Jan 1, 2011 10:47 AM)echo 'residentcoder' Wrote: This is common sense however what if they use a hacked paypal? and the buyer can also say he sent as a gift but the payment always says instant on service and gift the only real way to check if the payment was sent a gift is to check your email for the paypal message and it will say you recieved the payment from $Email as Gift, it will say somthing like that.
I've done my part by explaining this tutorial to all of you. The rest is up to you, if you aren't sure if a member is trying to pay you with a hacked paypal, try to SE him asking for his name, surname etc etc... and then ask him to TV his desktop and his paypal.
This is a really nice tutorial, now my paypal, might not get limited again
(Jan 1, 2011 11:53 AM)Hidden Dragon Wrote: Actually you can charge back on a gift. I had it happen to me.
Yeah, I am pretty sure that it has happened to me before. Unless he just said that he gifted the payment.
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(Jan 1, 2011 11:53 AM)Hidden Dragon Wrote: Actually you can charge back on a gift. I had it happen to me.
I never knew that, sorry. But maybe happens rarely.
Im bookmarking this, I plan on making everyone who pays me now put that message
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