[5 Steps]Make charging back payments impossible [Seller Protection]

[Theblackaxel]

sorry i didn't know it didn't work anymore

 

It should be deleted and archived. Reporting post immadiately.
It can get your paypal account banned and limited. I do not suggest doing this

 

[paypalwiz]

How to make charging back payments IMPOSSIBLE

I'm sure many sellers have had this problem before, so I thought I would make this quick easy guide
to assure that the payments you receive will not be chargedback

Step 1: Receive the Payment from your buyer as Goods/Services
Step 2: Tell the buyer to open a dispute as a problem with the item they purchased [TELL THEM DO NOT SELECT UNAUTHORIZED]
Step 3: Once they do that just respond with something like "Everything was solved, thanks"
Step 4: Wait 5 minutes, and after 5 minutes tell them to close the dispute
Step 5: Once the dispute is closed they can not open up another

This used to be done awhile back but it effects your paypal in a very negative way. Thats why people don't do it anymore

 

How to make charging back payments IMPOSSIBLE

I'm sure many sellers have had this problem before, so I thought I would make this quick easy guide
to assure that the payments you receive will not be chargedback

Step 1: Receive the Payment from your buyer as Goods/Services
Step 2: Tell the buyer to open a dispute as a problem with the item they purchased [TELL THEM DO NOT SELECT UNAUTHORIZED]
Step 3: Once they do that just respond with something like "Everything was solved, thanks"
Step 4: Wait 5 minutes, and after 5 minutes tell them to close the dispute
Step 5: Once the dispute is closed they can not open up another

Claim and cancel methods leaves your Paypal at risk of being limited. There really isn't any true way to protect yourself against Chargebacks (unless you're using Playerauctions). The user could still dispute the charge with their bank/ credit card provider. I'm sure Paypal is aware of these 'Claim and Cancel' methods and have ways to determine if indeed 'unauthorised access' to some ones account has occurred.

I've asked Paypal before on the phone if they take the information provided to them regarding unauthorised access cases into consideration and they said they usually don't. They look to see if the user has a past history of chargebacks and how often they log into various locations.

tl;dr claim and cancel - doesn't work.

 

[Azie]

if you send an invoice for someone to pay via paypal, can that also be disputed?

 

if you send an invoice for someone to pay via paypal, can that also be disputed?

Of course, I would assume that would be like paying for items on Ebay or other Paypal accepted places :O?