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Long story short, I let someone borrow $25, through Paypal. I figured this person wasn't going to pay me back, so I purposely sent the money as "Goods", with no note attached, so I could easily dispute it.
What would be the surefire way of getting my money back? I was going to dispute it as not having received my item, however it asks what category my purchase is in.
I was thinking of picking a random category, like "Entertainment Related Goods", and saying the seller hasn't shipped my item or even provided me with a tracking number. Or should I pick "Virtual Items", as I believe Paypal doesn't offer any seller protection when it comes to virtual items; if I picked a tangible item, I run the risk of the person lying and giving me a fake tracking number.
Your thoughts? Best way to get my money back?
What would be the surefire way of getting my money back? I was going to dispute it as not having received my item, however it asks what category my purchase is in.
I was thinking of picking a random category, like "Entertainment Related Goods", and saying the seller hasn't shipped my item or even provided me with a tracking number. Or should I pick "Virtual Items", as I believe Paypal doesn't offer any seller protection when it comes to virtual items; if I picked a tangible item, I run the risk of the person lying and giving me a fake tracking number.
Your thoughts? Best way to get my money back?



