Dispute on PayPal for unauthorized payments


grboutique
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15 Apr 09 07:24:13 am
Hi Everybody! I received a dispute on paypal regarding Unauthorized payment from one of my customer on eBay. I have proof of delivery that the item was delivered at my customer's confirmed paypal address. The package required a signature on delivery and the recipient sign for the package as well so this is my proof of delivery of the package. Now here's the catch! My customer filed a chargeback on their credit card issuer stating that they did not authorized the payment but If they did not authorized the payment, then why in the world will they accept the package? So this is my case right now. I am going to fax proof of delivery to Paypal with the recipient's Signature. I will also call the my customer tomorrow and I will ask why he filed this dispute if he is trying to fraud me, I will take him/her to court. This is the first time I have experience this so I just want to share this experience here on salehoo.

Anybody experience the same situation as this before? And if you did, what was your experience and did you win the case?

Regards,
GR


designerthriftshop
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15 Apr 09 11:43:01 am
Good one GR. That has never happened to me. I hope everything works out for you. Keep us posted.


grboutique
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15 Apr 09 06:58:39 pm
I just talked to one of Paypal's customer service and I also fax proof of delivery which is the package tracking number and the signature of the recipient. Paypal's customer service said that I'll win the case and even if my customer's credit card issuer doesn't do the reversal, paypal will cover me for the full amount. I called up my customer today and I also email him stating that if this case doesn't get resolve soon and my business gets affected, I will file a fraud and damage case against him.

Make sure to put a signature required for items that has a value of $250 and up because I read paypal's policy that for you to be covered on items over $250, a Signature is Required.


jimmy_huber
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15 Apr 09 07:22:04 pm
Wow Im shocked paypal has done anything for your problem. I switched to a merchant account so I would not have to deal with a Middleman deciding the fate of a transaction.


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grboutique
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15 Apr 09 08:00:18 pm
I do have first data as a merchant account but I also accept paypal. The one thing I am having trouble with on eBay is they have this Payflow gateway where you have to register to link your merchant account with. I do accept direct credit card payment through First Data but I have to manually send my customer an invoice through my shopping cart.


grboutique
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17 Apr 09 12:46:55 am
Just to help other members here on salehoo that if you believe an (individual or company) is committing fraud, by all means, please file a complain at Link hidden: Login to view and show this fraudster a taste of their own medicine!

I just file a complain against my customer who just filed a chargeback for an Unauthorized Payment with their credit card issuer.

Make sure to keep all copies of evidence to show if they require you to provide it.

I'm not just going to let paypal solve the problem on my behalf. The fact that this individual is cheating me $875, I think I have all the right to file a complain against him/her.

Regards,
GR


planes
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17 Apr 09 02:34:22 am
Well there is the slight chance the individual simply signed for the item not knowing what it was. If this is the case then he should just return it.
More than likely they are stupid scammers and think they can pull one over on you.


grboutique
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17 Apr 09 04:16:31 am
That might be the case but they have the item for over a month now so it's unlikely that they don't know what is going on. On the other note, paypal has assured me that even if my customer's card issuer don't do a reversal, I am still covered by their so called sellers protection on which they will pay me the full amount. I am not going to just stand aside though for this people to just scam me so I took action and reported them.


vivah
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17 Apr 09 05:29:40 pm
between paypal vs credit card issuer.
the winner is 98% credit card issuer,
paypal sucks...


 

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