eBay Refunding Digital Items

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eBay Refunding Digital Items
Hi, I'm looking for the best way to refund digital items on eBay. I know that eBay Money back guarantee doesn't cover digital items, but when I buy digital items I can use a fake address and name so it would be easy to get stuff.

My skype is YeezusBreeze if anyone has any suggestions.
Quote Originally Posted by theoneguy22 View Post
Hi, I'm looking for the best way to refund digital items on eBay. I know that eBay Money back guarantee doesn't cover digital items, but when I buy digital items I can use a fake address and name so it would be easy to get stuff.

My skype is YeezusBreeze if anyone has any suggestions.
You could man, but ebay is mainly user's selling things...Do you really want to steal someone's things from a non-company? :S
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You could man, but ebay is mainly user's selling things...Do you really want to steal someone's things from a non-company? :S
I've been scammed every time I tried buying Habbo items before, and lost my money. I've lost over £600, first trade was £450. Ended up taking me a month to get the money back as I had to file it through my bank as ebay and paypal were having none of it since it was a digital item
Pay with a credit card, do a chargeback - if you are scammed. If you aren't scammed, then there is no reason you should use this to scam someone else, giving them a nasty experience.

There are ways to bypass the PayPal digital item non-protection, but the above method works just as well.
Quote Originally Posted by Spitt View Post
Pay with a credit card, do a chargeback - if you are scammed. If you aren't scammed, then there is no reason you should use this to scam someone else, giving them a nasty experience.

There are ways to bypass the PayPal digital item non-protection, but the above method works just as well.
How 2 bypass?
Ebay is easy it just require skills.
What is the best way of se, say a nice coat from an eBay seller (large turnover so not a n individual or small trader) report item as not describe/fake via paypal dispute or straight to card company with same reason?

Thanks
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