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PAYPAL Refunds - Dec.vs - 11-03-2019
So I've seen people do Paypal refunds as a service and that it says something about a claim. I was wondering if anyone could enlighten me on how these people can always get refunds through Paypal?
RE: PAYPAL Refunds - Dec.vs - 11-03-2019
I was thinking of doing a somewhat large order from Farfetch or Tessuti. With a LV belt, Jeans, Moschino scarf and shoes.
RE: PAYPAL Refunds - zedrox464 - 11-04-2019
The trick is to find an ignorant online store. You buy from them using PayPal, and wait a couple of days and create a complaint on PayPal and say that you didn't receive it. PP will now ask the seller for their side of the story, but if everything goes well(and the retailer is ignorant enough), the seller shouldn't reply, and you will get your money refunded since PP sides with the buyer and it automatically gives the buyer a refund if the seller does not reply. A great website for refunding is g2a.com or corsair.com.
RE: PAYPAL Refunds - Biglad465 - 11-04-2019
(11-04-2019, 05:01 AM)zedrox464 Wrote: The trick is to find an ignorant online store. You buy from them using PayPal, and wait a couple of days and create a complaint on PayPal and say that you didn't receive it. PP will now ask the seller for their side of the story, but if everything goes well(and the retailer is ignorant enough), the seller shouldn't reply, and you will get your money refunded since PP sides with the buyer and it automatically gives the buyer a refund if the seller does not reply. A great website for refunding is g2a.com or corsair.com.
I offer this service and can safely say this is the method used only some of the time. Only works on select retailers . There is another method that works 100% of the time that is different to the one above
RE: PAYPAL Refunds - Defeat - 11-04-2019
(11-04-2019, 05:01 AM)zedrox464 Wrote: The trick is to find an ignorant online store. You buy from them using PayPal, and wait a couple of days and create a complaint on PayPal and say that you didn't receive it. PP will now ask the seller for their side of the story, but if everything goes well(and the retailer is ignorant enough), the seller shouldn't reply, and you will get your money refunded since PP sides with the buyer and it automatically gives the buyer a refund if the seller does not reply. A great website for refunding is g2a.com or corsair.com.It really depends on the size of the company. Smaller/medium sized companies will definitely jump on a case and have it closed ASAP. There are other ways.
RE: PAYPAL Refunds - Dec.vs - 11-04-2019
Okay cheers, @"Strait McCool" @Biglad465 @zedrox464 Any idea how many times this can be done on one paypal account?
RE: PAYPAL Refunds - Defeat - 11-06-2019
(11-04-2019, 02:20 PM)Dec.vs Wrote: Okay cheers, @"Strait McCool" @Biglad465 @zedrox464 Any idea how many times this can be done on one paypal account?
I'm not sure PayPal really sets any sort of limitation on number of claims per account. If you end up charging back through your back or something, that might be different.
RE: PAYPAL Refunds - RelaxedSE - 11-06-2019
You will most likely always need an aged account that has previous valid transactions to go for high ticket items.
RE: PAYPAL Refunds - Biglad465 - 11-06-2019
In my experience, its 2/3 claims per account with a 10k limit on each claim . Paypal dont look into account history so that doesn’t matter either.
RE: PAYPAL Refunds - zedrox464 - 11-10-2019
Honestly, if I were you, I would just double my funds and buy it. I have a method to double paypal money if anyone wants it