RE: Multiple dna on PayPal 06-13-2020, 01:30 PM
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(06-13-2020, 01:12 PM)Balsoan Wrote:My bad for not wording it correctly. Nothing bad will happen. I just meant you will fail. Its best to go with not as described instead of DNA.(06-12-2020, 12:18 AM)Roadman Wrote:I just want to know, what do you mean with screwed? You mean it just fails or that he will have a big problem? Just a bit of new with paypal. Want to know what will happen if they would’ve respond with a tracking number.(06-12-2020, 12:03 AM)goldengeneration Wrote: Hi guys, some advice needed please.Well if you say DNA and they reply with tracking number you're screwed.
I have successfully done a dna via PayPal for a store that doesn’t reply to PayPal. This was done in feb and was for just over £1000. I am now in the process of doing another one through the Same retailer this time for an order of just below £5000. It’s been just over 3 months since the 1st one and I’ve had a number of transactions through my PayPal account since too.
I am planning on DNA again, will this flag on PayPal’s end? Should I use totem not as described? I’m very confident the retailer will not reply.
Thanks I’m advance all
So of course I would recommend not as described. That way in the rare case that they do reply you will have a backup plan. With DNA there is no backup plan.
As for your question regarding PayPal, I'm assuming they will only get suspicious if the company replies. If they don't then technically you won't be on PayPals radar. Either way 3 months seems like a legit amount of time.
Best of luck to you.




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