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#4
I don't know about Paypal when you have a dispute. Paypal more with the merchant, I hear you deal with Paypal, not your CC company it takes longer. Dispute with CC Company it dealt with it right away.
I don't deal to much with Ebay or Paypal cuz of past experience 15 years ago. Ebay & Paypal if read the fine print, you've committed to Item and purchase. First I'd call your CC Company to dispute charges, They look at dispute quicker then Paypal. CC Company take 6 weeks, Paypal 3-4 months.
What I experienced, maybe better now, I don't know.
I don't deal to much with Ebay or Paypal cuz of past experience 15 years ago. Ebay & Paypal if read the fine print, you've committed to Item and purchase. First I'd call your CC Company to dispute charges, They look at dispute quicker then Paypal. CC Company take 6 weeks, Paypal 3-4 months.
What I experienced, maybe better now, I don't know.
#6
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 15,743
From: RIP 'Chopper', 4/18/13 miss you bud:(
I don't know about Paypal when you have a dispute. Paypal more with the merchant, I hear you deal with Paypal, not your CC company it takes longer. Dispute with CC Company it dealt with it right away.
I don't deal to much with Ebay or Paypal cuz of past experience 15 years ago. Ebay & Paypal if read the fine print, you've committed to Item and purchase. First I'd call your CC Company to dispute charges, They look at dispute quicker then Paypal. CC Company take 6 weeks, Paypal 3-4 months.
What I experienced, maybe better now, I don't know.
I don't deal to much with Ebay or Paypal cuz of past experience 15 years ago. Ebay & Paypal if read the fine print, you've committed to Item and purchase. First I'd call your CC Company to dispute charges, They look at dispute quicker then Paypal. CC Company take 6 weeks, Paypal 3-4 months.
What I experienced, maybe better now, I don't know.
Paypal favors the buyer 10 to 1 in disputes. Sellers need to be very careful who they deal with these days.
#10
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 4,121
I don't know about Paypal when you have a dispute. Paypal more with the merchant, I hear you deal with Paypal, not your CC company it takes longer. Dispute with CC Company it dealt with it right away.
I don't deal to much with Ebay or Paypal cuz of past experience 15 years ago. Ebay & Paypal if read the fine print, you've committed to Item and purchase. First I'd call your CC Company to dispute charges, They look at dispute quicker then Paypal. CC Company take 6 weeks, Paypal 3-4 months.
What I experienced, maybe better now, I don't know.
I don't deal to much with Ebay or Paypal cuz of past experience 15 years ago. Ebay & Paypal if read the fine print, you've committed to Item and purchase. First I'd call your CC Company to dispute charges, They look at dispute quicker then Paypal. CC Company take 6 weeks, Paypal 3-4 months.
What I experienced, maybe better now, I don't know.
#12
So it took you thirteen years to have one incident with PayPal, and even though they're a business doing exactly what their stated policy is... now you don't like them?
PayPal makes things convenient for both the buyer and the seller. Like anything in life, there are some risks involved. How many buyers have you gained over the years by using their service? Want to try to do the money order only thing now.. good luck with that. They provide a service, you pay them (a %) to use that service... warts and all. As previously stated, PayPal tends to favor the buyer in any given transaction... but you should know that going into any transaction by this point. Deal with it, move on, and good luck with the next transaction.
And two days? You posted Saturday at 9am your time, on the second day after placing an order sometime on Thursday? That's not acceptable?
PayPal makes things convenient for both the buyer and the seller. Like anything in life, there are some risks involved. How many buyers have you gained over the years by using their service? Want to try to do the money order only thing now.. good luck with that. They provide a service, you pay them (a %) to use that service... warts and all. As previously stated, PayPal tends to favor the buyer in any given transaction... but you should know that going into any transaction by this point. Deal with it, move on, and good luck with the next transaction.
And two days? You posted Saturday at 9am your time, on the second day after placing an order sometime on Thursday? That's not acceptable?
#13
We learn by mistakes!!! It always take once.




