Hey Sythers. Any experienced seller knows to make the buyer add a disclaimer in the email, such as:
"I am paying for virtual goods which I have already received and am satisfied with. I will not attempt to charge back the money I am sending or disrupt the recipient in any way."
I learned today, however, that even if they do this, if they pay with a credit card, the payment can be reversed. Someone (not from here but from RSBot) made a $19 payment to me 2 days ago. They put that exact disclaimer in the email. Yesterday, I got a dispute notice, saying that the buyer claimed an "Unauthorized Payment" with their credit card company. PayPal asked me if I had any proof to deny the claim, and I showed them the email that the buyer sent me. Today, the case was closed, and the money was removed from my account. He successfully reversed the payment. If you want to be absolutely sure this doesn't happen, you may want to not accept credit card payments.
"I am paying for virtual goods which I have already received and am satisfied with. I will not attempt to charge back the money I am sending or disrupt the recipient in any way."
I learned today, however, that even if they do this, if they pay with a credit card, the payment can be reversed. Someone (not from here but from RSBot) made a $19 payment to me 2 days ago. They put that exact disclaimer in the email. Yesterday, I got a dispute notice, saying that the buyer claimed an "Unauthorized Payment" with their credit card company. PayPal asked me if I had any proof to deny the claim, and I showed them the email that the buyer sent me. Today, the case was closed, and the money was removed from my account. He successfully reversed the payment. If you want to be absolutely sure this doesn't happen, you may want to not accept credit card payments.














