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SE Reselling - travis_cock - 09-21-2023
I'm not new to refunding but definitely not experienced. I have many amazon refunds done on an aged account that I use regularly, I usually wait 1-2 months between refunds and have been doing it for about 2 years, most of the items are usually under $150 but the most expensive thing I have refunded was a monitor that was around $450. I want to avoid using that account so I was wondering what other sites are best to hit for the easiest refunds, the item does not matter as long as it is easily refundable and above $300, looking to save up for a new engine for my truck. I have hit walmart for some grocery orders, best buy for a mouse, and target for an oculus out of all of them the best buy one was the easiest but it was under $100 so that may have been why. I saw something about the paypal unauthorized method but not 100% sure how its done but if its self-explanatory it seems pretty easy, are there any websites that just flat out don't respond to paypal disputes and would just be as simple as submitting a form and getting my money 7 days later?
RE: SE Reselling - Blazealways - 09-21-2023
(09-21-2023, 05:31 AM)travis_cock Wrote: I'm not new to refunding but definitely not experienced. I have many amazon refunds done on an aged account that I use regularly, I usually wait 1-2 months between refunds and have been doing it for about 2 years, most of the items are usually under $150 but the most expensive thing I have refunded was a monitor that was around $450. I want to avoid using that account so I was wondering what other sites are best to hit for the easiest refunds, the item does not matter as long as it is easily refundable and above $300, looking to save up for a new engine for my truck. I have hit walmart for some grocery orders, best buy for a mouse, and target for an oculus out of all of them the best buy one was the easiest but it was under $100 so that may have been why. I saw something about the paypal unauthorized method but not 100% sure how its done but if its self-explanatory it seems pretty easy, are there any websites that just flat out don't respond to paypal disputes and would just be as simple as submitting a form and getting my money 7 days later?
I heard Meta and ebay both don’t respond to PayPal claims
RE: SE Reselling - SenorSpook - 09-21-2023
(09-21-2023, 06:52 AM)Blazealways Wrote:(09-21-2023, 05:31 AM)travis_cock Wrote: I'm not new to refunding but definitely not experienced. I have many amazon refunds done on an aged account that I use regularly, I usually wait 1-2 months between refunds and have been doing it for about 2 years, most of the items are usually under $150 but the most expensive thing I have refunded was a monitor that was around $450. I want to avoid using that account so I was wondering what other sites are best to hit for the easiest refunds, the item does not matter as long as it is easily refundable and above $300, looking to save up for a new engine for my truck. I have hit walmart for some grocery orders, best buy for a mouse, and target for an oculus out of all of them the best buy one was the easiest but it was under $100 so that may have been why. I saw something about the paypal unauthorized method but not 100% sure how its done but if its self-explanatory it seems pretty easy, are there any websites that just flat out don't respond to paypal disputes and would just be as simple as submitting a form and getting my money 7 days later?
I heard Meta and ebay both don’t respond to PayPal claims
Im not sure about eBay but I can confirm Meta & Microsoft don't respond
RE: SE Reselling - megden195 - 09-21-2023
I see you're from Canada, does anyone know if meta and microsoft don't respond in EU?
RE: SE Reselling - frankovec - 09-22-2023
i was wondering the same thing, but couldnt find any info about their response in EU