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As the Title says I just wanted to ask how some of the sellers here avoid getting charged back by PayPal.
Since it's one of the problems of other members as well that has little knowledge about how Paypal works.
Do they have safety measures like making the customer accept the terms of services or by allotting a tracking number for the certain customer on in-game item deals.
People have dealt with alot of chargeback and some seems to lose all the time.
So my question is, which types of method usually work and what kind of proof does PayPal need for a seller to win a chargeback?
Hoping to get responses from elite sellers as well.
Thank you very much,
for the members that will respond I hope this helps the online selling community as well.
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Dynasty (12-22-2016)
No problem, glad I could help.
Why do you need to know this exactly?
Spidersareawesome (01-27-2017)
Unless you can provide a tracking number to hhe buyers address I don't think you can really win, would live to be proved wrong though.
I know at some point digital products were intangible goods, thus can't be charged back.. If this is still the case, you need to explain this to the rep at paypal.
Other than that, make the customer write in notes they understand no refunds unless XYZ.
Or, if they use "unauthorized" as a reason, respond with something along the lines of..
"Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We will be treating this as serious fraud, and contacting the police and authorities in the relevant counties to ensure maximum punishment. If you have any additional information that may help us in this case that will be greatly appreciated.
If you think this may have been a mistake and you do recognize this transaction, kindly close the case."
^^ Works every damn time.
I have multiple eCommerce setups and battle this shit every day.
There was this guy in some other forum that used to do this method:He asked for his clients to upload to him privately a photo of them with their id next to them and a note saying what the trade was about.So incase they chargeback for unauthorized claim I guess he could use that.Don't know if that works though xD
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Yeah friends and family can still be chargedback on unauthorized payment thing that scammers do.
I see I'm not familiar with your method but I think it's worth a try. Thanks for your wonderful feedback bro
People actuallly do that? won't the customers see it as an attempty to identity theft or something
Always include a detailed TOS or invoice for goods. Hit my PM if u'd like to know what a good detailed invoice looks like
Easy! Ask them to open dispute, complain about a problem and make them close the dispute saying the "imaginary" problem is solved. Then they would never file a dispute or would have the slightest chance of winning their claim.
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PayPal has a policy where you can only file one dispute -- you can never file two. Therefore, have evey buyer file a dispute and close it. That way, they can't ever chargeback.