PayPal ??

[Oneal]

Is there ANYTHING AT ALL, i could do to make sure the person who pays me paypal doesnt take back their money? ive did something for someone and all he did was take his money back and i basically took a loss. So what are some ways i could make sure they dont take back their money? is there a way??

 

Nope, sorry.

 

[eddie43302]

Maybe gifting?

 

[Tyler]

If somebodies made a dispute against a payment on you through PayPal check the evidence and see what that says.


If it was a sythe user that did this. Report them in the report a scammer section, make sure to read the stickies

 

EVERY PayPal payment can be disputed.

 

[SmokingOut]

There's no way to prevent it but what I usually do is request payment from sender and in the additional information box I state there paying for virtual goods and no refunds once the goods are delivered . so if they do chargeback I have a fighting chance to win it .

 

[minii0four]

Paypal is lame like that..only thing you can really do is only accept paypal from trusted people

 

[FullBlownAIDS]

there is a better way but its a pain if ur selling accounts or what not u mail them the username and pw ups or mail with tracking but they could always just charge back from there credit card or bank so paypal is worthless

 

[Superfluous]

Moneypak or paypal my cash are your best bets.

 

[FullBlownAIDS]

super is there anyway someone can get there moneypak back after u cash it?

 

[-Ryan]

super is there anyway someone can get there moneypak back after u cash it?

Nope.

 

[70i]

Paypal doesn't support the sale of electronic goods.

 

[Chris]

Paypal doesn't support the sale of electronic goods.

Plus you can easily claim an unauthorized payment and chargeback.

 

[Ryan]

Stripe.

 

[Sempiternally]

Moneypak is a 1 time redeemable code that you can take all of the money off of you then renders it useless.

 

[ellanomnom]

You can ask the customer to send money as a gift on PayPal instead of as a payment. To my knowledge, the gifting option is meant be for family and friends only and is actually non-disputable and non-reversible. Most merchants, including Sythe merchants, do not realize this as one of the more chargeback resistant payment methods. HOWEVER, this option forces the customer to pay a transaction, whilst a normal payment has the vendor pay a fee, causing even some legit customers to not want to use this method.

 

[X4NRSA]

You can ask the customer to send money as a gift on PayPal instead of as a payment. To my knowledge, the gifting option is meant be for family and friends only and is actually non-disputable and non-reversible. Most merchants, including Sythe merchants, do not realize this as one of the more chargeback resistant payment methods. HOWEVER, this option forces the customer to pay a transaction, whilst a normal payment has the vendor pay a fee, causing even some legit customers to not want to use this method.

your knowledge is dead wrong.

 

If you're worried dude don't use it.

 

[Chris]

You can ask the customer to send money as a gift on PayPal instead of as a payment. To my knowledge, the gifting option is meant be for family and friends only and is actually non-disputable and non-reversible. Most merchants, including Sythe merchants, do not realize this as one of the more chargeback resistant payment methods. HOWEVER, this option forces the customer to pay a transaction, whilst a normal payment has the vendor pay a fee, causing even some legit customers to not want to use this method.

You can dispute gifted payments. And if someone chargebacks a gifted payment they sent you, you're screwed because paypal will think your just avoiding fees.

 

[silver7410]

You can dispute the paypal.