questions: paypal gift & claim and cancel

quesiton 1: how to see the payment is credit card payment or not?

question 2: if payment from buyer`s bank, not from credit card. paypal gift /claim and cancel, which is safer to use?

been charged back a lot money , so i need ur help.

 

If it's a credit card payment, you should have to choose whether to accept or deny it (you'll also notice a large fee off the original amount).

I'd assume it's safer to do the claim and cancel as item not received. I've noticed that I win more 'unauthorized transaction' disputes more than item not received disputes. It's pretty easy to win the 'unauthorized disputes' when they claim and cancel because you can make note that they closed the dispute, verifying that they got their item.

The best option is to trade with people you can trust. I know your pain, too many kids try and scam with PayPal.

 

as far as i know, all claim and cancel will cost fees,and gift has no fees. how much fees will be from credit card payment?
will gift cost some fees if it is from credit card?

 

accept payments only from bank funded verified paypal accounts, you wont have any problems.

 

i know ,but the problem is how u know the payment is bank funded or not?

 

When you send money/request money from the person, it will say their email address and what kind of paypal account they have (example: limited/non limited, credit card, bank funded)

I've sold about 200 pins so far using the gift method, no chargebacks (*knock on wood*) so I'd say its safe

Rs Emperor

 

rs emperor, look at the picture below. the buyer charged back his money 1hr after the trade. how this happen? 200 pins so far using the gift method, no chargebacks ？？

 

Wow, yes I've never had a chargeback, and ouch, I'm not sure about yours...

Rs Emperor

 

are u sure? my paypal only shows the buyer`s paypal verified or not, never shows the limited/non limited, credit card, bank funded.

thanks rs emperor, still need help.

 

Yes, mine shows all of that, I'm not sure about yours

Rs Emperor

 

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