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Currys pp - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Hacking (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking) +--- Forum: Social Engineering (https://sinister.li/Forum-Social-Engineering) +--- Thread: Currys pp (/Thread-Currys-pp) |
Currys pp - Mister - 06-21-2020 I’m looking at doing a PayPal dispute refund, I have a excellent PayPal that I’m looking to use. Does anyone have info on how to do the PayPal claim with currys? I do all my own refunds just never done a PayPal. RE: Currys pp - mothered - 06-21-2020 Simply file a dispute which Is handled through PayPal's Resolution Center, and then escalate It to a claim. PayPal will then take over and decide whether to accept or decline the claim. If that fails, perform a chargeback through your credit card provider, or a bank reversal via your (bank) merchant. PayPal should always be used when all else fails, so have you exhausted all methods to no avail? Currys pp - Mister - 06-21-2020 (06-21-2020, 03:59 PM)mothered Wrote: Simply file a dispute which Is handled through PayPal's Resolution Center, and then escalate It to a claim. PayPal will then take over and decide whether to accept or decline the claim. Thanks for the reply. On PayPal do I claim for a DNA, will currys not put up tracking? Has anyone done a successful claim with currys? RE: Currys pp - mothered - 06-21-2020 (06-21-2020, 04:05 PM)Mister Wrote: On PayPal do I claim for a DNAI don't know what your SE Involved, nor the nature of the Item, so It's premature for me to advise one way or the other. RE: Currys pp - Filament - 06-21-2020 (06-21-2020, 04:05 PM)Mister Wrote:(06-21-2020, 03:59 PM)mothered Wrote: Simply file a dispute which Is handled through PayPal's Resolution Center, and then escalate It to a claim. PayPal will then take over and decide whether to accept or decline the claim. DNA is risky in that if they do provide a tracking number you've basically lost. You can only open a dispute for a transaction once unless you hassle the (currently hard-to-reach) customer support. RE: Currys pp - mothered - 06-22-2020 Further to my above post, what exactly did your SE Involve, Inclusive of the method? Currys pp - Mister - 06-22-2020 I’m hoping to to get MacBook Pro refunded or similar so I can sell it. I see refunders completing Currys PayPal refunds all the time. Are the boxing them to get the refund done? I can’t seem to find the method to get it completed. RE: Currys pp - Filament - 06-22-2020 (06-22-2020, 09:17 AM)Mister Wrote: I’m hoping to to get MacBook Pro refunded or similar so I can sell it. I see refunders completing Currys PayPal refunds all the time. Are the boxing them to get the refund done? I can’t seem to find the method to get it completed. Most likely boxing/ FTID. But I doubt any refunding service provider will just go and tell you exactly how they do it. Maybe if you SE your way and become good friends with the refunder. They have experience and figured out what works. I'm sure you can find others that have had success if you scour the net enough. RE: Currys pp - mothered - 06-22-2020 (06-22-2020, 09:17 AM)Mister Wrote: I’m hoping to to get MacBook Pro refunded or similar so I can sell it. I see refunders completing Currys PayPal refunds all the time. Are the boxing them to get the refund done?The Item Is too big and heavy to box. You can use a weight substitute (such as dry Ice), but the Item Is simply too big, thus will raise suspicion In transit. RE: Currys pp - Filament - 06-22-2020 (06-22-2020, 09:49 PM)mothered Wrote:(06-22-2020, 09:17 AM)Mister Wrote: I’m hoping to to get MacBook Pro refunded or similar so I can sell it. I see refunders completing Currys PayPal refunds all the time. Are the boxing them to get the refund done?The Item Is too big and heavy to box. A Macbook Pro is too big to use dry ice? Where in transit is it most suspicious? Suspicion isn't necessarily a bad thing if they can't trace package manipulation on shipper's end? |