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Question for people who do 'refunding services' with 100% success rates - jaydenholt84 - 08-30-2020

I'm not into refunding as I focus on other more autopilot ways of making a living online, but I'm wondering, for the people who claim to be able to refund thousands of dollars every time, why don't you list expensive items on eBay, after someone buys them, you buy the product from amazon but you dropship it (send the item directly from amazon to the buyer's address)

then you go ahead and refund the order, so the buyer gets the item and you get paid from eBay. will be a very high profit margin since you ended up getting the expensive item for free


RE: Question for people who do 'refunding services' with 100% success rates - Akloose - 08-30-2020

Nobody has a refund rate of 100% and even if they did its not guaranteed to stay like that. Also the buyer would seriously question why the seller sold it for lower since he would see the receipt


RE: Question for people who do 'refunding services' with 100% success rates - mothered - 08-30-2020

Quote:people who do 'refunding services' with 100% success rates
There will never be a "100% success rate" on a consistent basis.

Those who claim they do, are obviously not being truthful.


RE: Question for people who do 'refunding services' with 100% success rates - jaydenholt84 - 08-30-2020

(08-30-2020, 02:45 AM)Akloose Wrote: Nobody has a refund rate of 100% and even if they did its not guaranteed to stay like that. Also the buyer would seriously question why the seller sold it for lower since he would see the receipt

You could refund the buyer on eBay if it failed though and just cop the loss on the small amount of orders that failed?