Rich Swanner wrote:
How am I protected from a buyer scam?....
Hi Rich,
I don\'t know if PayPal has changed their policy recently, but in the past unscrupulous buyers could contact PayPal anytime within six months of a transaction claiming that they\'d never received the merchandise. PayPal would then attempt to chargeback the seller and refund the money unless the seller could prove that the merchandise was delivered to the buyer\'s PayPal Confirmed Address. Even if the seller had a receipt for the package signed by the buyer, if it was shipped to an address other than the buyer\'s PayPal Confirmed Address, PayPal would do their best to screw the seller.
So if you accept PayPal, don\'t ship to an unconfirmed address. If the buyer won\'t give you a PayPal Confirmed shipping address, log into your PayPal account, open the Transaction Detail, click the Refund link and send him his money back.
Rich Swanner wrote:
How am I protected from a buyer scam?....
Hi Rich,
I don\'t know if PayPal has changed their policy recently, but in the past unscrupulous buyers could contact PayPal anytime within six months of a transaction claiming that they\'d never received the merchandise. PayPal would then attempt to chargeback the seller and refund the money unless the seller could prove that the merchandise was delivered to the buyer\'s PayPal Confirmed Address.
Even if the seller had a receipt for the package signed by the buyer, if it was shipped to an address other than the buyer\'s PayPal Confirmed Address, PayPal would do their best to screw the seller.
So if you accept PayPal, don\'t ship to an unconfirmed address. If the buyer won\'t give you a PayPal Confirmed shipping address, log into your PayPal account, open the Transaction Detail, click the Refund link and send him his money back.
Rich Swanner wrote:
How am I protected from a buyer scam?....
Hi Rich,
I don\'t know if PayPal has changed their policy recently, but in the past unscrupulous buyers could contact PayPal anytime within six months of a transaction claiming that they\'d never received the merchandise. PayPal would then attempt to chargeback the seller and refund the money unless the seller could prove that the merchandise was delivered to the buyer\'s PayPal Confirmed Address.
Even if the seller had a receipt for the package signed by the buyer, if it was shipped to an address other than the buyer\'s PayPal Confirmed Address, PayPal would do their best to screw the seller.
So if you accept PayPal, don\'t ship to an unconfirmed address. If the buyer won\'t give you a PayPal Confirmed shipping address, log into your PayPal account, open the Transaction Detail, click the Refund link and send him his money back.
Rich Swanner wrote:
How am I protected from a buyer scam?....
Hi Rich,
I don\'t know if PayPal has changed their policy recently, but in the past unscrupulous buyers could contact PayPal anytime within six months of a transaction claiming that they\'d never received the merchandise. PayPal would then attempt to chargeback the seller and refund the money unless the seller could prove that the merchandise was delivered to the buyer\'s PayPal Confirmed Address.
Even if the seller had a receipt for the package signed by the buyer, if it was shipped to an address other than the buyer\'s PayPal Confirmed Address, PayPal would do their best to screw the seller.
So if you accept PayPal, don\'t ship to an unconfirmed address. If the buyer won\'t give you a PayPal Confirmed shipping address, log into your PayPal account, open the Transaction Detail, click the [B]Refund[/B] link and send him his money back.
Just my two cents...
Ted
Nov 04, 2009 at 08:56 PM
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