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What kind of method is used here? - gatescrusher - 10-05-2021

Hello all. I am looking for a method (PayPal) where I know the procedure but not the specific name. Can anyone find out what method this is?

The details are as follows:

- Refunds only work for one store and one order at a time.
- The same store cannot be refunded again.
- You must use a Paypal account that is yours.
- The refund is done through a dispute in PayPal.
- The refund process takes 3-4 weeks.
- You can order many items, the size and weight does not matter.
- The amount must not exceed 100,000 dollars.
- Multiple items or quantities of the same item are allowed.
- You are allowed to use discount codes and coupons.
- There are basically no precautions.
- You don't have to forge or avoid the signature. You can sign with your real name without any problems.
- You can use any shipping method.
- The order can be delivered in separate packages or even on different dates.
- The order must be delivered to the primary address linked to your PayPal account.
- The condition of the item does not matter.
- Electronic devices are not blocked, serial numbers are not blacklisted either.

Would be cool if anyone knows what the Method is.

Gatescrusher


RE: What kind of method is used here? - elemenowpee - 10-08-2021

(10-05-2021, 11:56 AM)gatescrusher Wrote: Hello all. I am looking for a method (PayPal) where I know the procedure but not the specific name. Can anyone find out what method this is?

The details are as follows:

- Refunds only work for one store and one order at a time.
- The same store cannot be refunded again.
- You must use a Paypal account that is yours.
- The refund is done through a dispute in PayPal.
- The refund process takes 3-4 weeks.
- You can order many items, the size and weight does not matter.
- The amount must not exceed 100,000 dollars.
- Multiple items or quantities of the same item are allowed.
- You are allowed to use discount codes and coupons.
- There are basically no precautions.
- You don't have to forge or avoid the signature. You can sign with your real name without any problems.
- You can use any shipping method.
- The order can be delivered in separate packages or even on different dates.
- The order must be delivered to the primary address linked to your PayPal account.
- The condition of the item does not matter.
- Electronic devices are not blocked, serial numbers are not blacklisted either.

Would be cool if anyone knows what the Method is.

Gatescrusher

there is not enough information in the above to determine the exact method


RE: What kind of method is used here? - mothered - 10-08-2021

Quote:The refund is done through a dispute in PayPal.
^ This says It all.

It's simply using PayPal's Buyer Protection by filing a dispute/claim through their Resolution Center, so I don't see how a specific method Is relevant. It can be done with any method that meets PayPal's INR & SNAD policy.


RE: What kind of method is used here? - FEARN01 - 10-22-2021

I believe I have used this seller before for my PayPal refund a while back, he uses SNAD, then when you get the option to send the item back to the store he FTID’s them, however I wouldn’t recommend this it took damn near 3 months because of PayPal and the person I used didn’t send out FTID package for like 2 weeks, keep in mind everyone in this process has to be a complete idiot for it to succeed. Just pay the extra $200 and go with a “24 hour method” if you don’t think you can do the refund yourself.


RE: What kind of method is used here? - mothered - 10-22-2021

(10-22-2021, 03:43 AM)FEARN01 Wrote: I believe I have used this seller before for my PayPal refund a while back, he uses SNAD, then when you get the option to send the item back to the store he FTID’s them, however I wouldn’t recommend this it took damn near 3 months because of PayPal and the person I used didn’t send out FTID package for like 2 weeks, keep in mind everyone in this process has to be a complete idiot for it to succeed. Just pay the extra $200 and go with a “24 hour method” if you don’t think you can do the refund yourself.
As SE'ers, the more Information we have at our disposal, the better we can build and formulate our methodologies.

Thanks for sharing your experience.