YES YOU CAN. Feel free to call them about it. There are several people on this thread that have verified what I have said. IT IS ALWAYS possible to dispute a payment. You just have to call for it to process. Read up on FDIC rules and regulations.
Proof PayPal balances are subject to FDIC regulation: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/pop/fdic_banks-outside
https://www.fdic.gov/regulations/laws/rules/2000-2900.html
Regardless of the IP you can verify it is you due to your PP being verified. I will try to be as blunt in this post as possible.
#1 Read the thread. IT IS ALWAYS POSSIBLE to dispute payments. Ghast is incorrect and I know this as fact.
#2. as for your points..
----------a Due to it being sent as a gift you will need to call during business hours to file a claim.
----------b ALL payments (from PP balance, CC/Debit Card, + Bank funded) can be disputed
----------c The fact that your account is verified and his is not helps your case
----------d They should have the hotel IP on record then. You can even confirm with them that you DID send the payment but you were scammed. PayPal's seller/buyer protection is actually pretty good.
#3 It IS worth it to dispute it to get your money back.
#4 Unless someone sent you PayPal money in the past and is now charging YOU back, you will not be put into the negative. The money was already deducted from your balance, PayPal will not deduct anymore money from your balance. They WILL freeze the money that you sent on his end until the dispute is over. You will still be able to freely use all the features of PayPal
#5 Your account will NEVER become locked or limited due to a valid dispute. An example of a valid dispute that you can easily argue for your case can be seen in one of my original OPs (copied below)
If you need help feel free to PM me or add me on skype and I can help walk you through the process of it all.
I called and I am correct.. Not only that, I had tons of experience dealing with gift payments to fully understand it's function.
Op do not listen to this guy. Your account may be scrutinized and possibly exempt from accessing gift payments. There is a reason why the option to dispute a gift payment is not available.
The only way to "chargeback" a gift is if it came from a source outside of paypal, eg: Bank or credit/debit card. Your paypal balance is not coming from an external source and the only way for it to be related to your bank is if you transfer the funds from the balance to it.
@Booster
What makes his dispute valid if he authorized the payment? Are you using false logic to justify your course of action? Either way most of what you said was wrong. If you want to debate about this, feel free to pm me.
You don't have to listen to me. I'm simply a voice of reason.









