Paypal Proposition

If this is against the rules then Im sorry and please give me an infraction.


Someone will send me $200 or more on paypal. I will send to my real paypal account. Then you charge back the $200 and it goes back to yours. Then I have 200 and you are back where you started. Then I will send you $50.

Basically you make $50 and you do not lose anything.

 

Ok. Look:

Person A sends money to Person B's account. Person B sends it to his/her own account.

This doesn't work. When Person A files a chargeback, Person B's account goes into negative credit and all funds that were received/sent will be held and refunded until Person A's claim is fully fufilled.

 

This only works if your Paypal is linked to a Bank account that doesn't support overdraft and has no money in it. Because you click the payback using bank, and then you will have what ever amount you stated, but will still be in negative credit but can currently use the money while paypal tried to clear with the bank.

This happened to me accidentally when I was scammed so it was a great outcome. Because a few days later, paypal where unable to get money from the bank and I had already used the money and deleted the bank information from paypal so all they could do was just disable the account

 

And what if the person we are sending the money have negative balance, this is basicly risky..

 

It doesn't work as explained above, and yes, it would be against the rules.