Comments on: Fraudulent Transaction?

By: AIS and SEO by Sarah / Reselling Products

AIS and SEO by Sarah / Reselling Products — Sat, 09 Dec 2006 22:45:55 +0000

[...] This is great for me as besides my own time of a few minutes, there's no expense on my part. All sales are paid for before I pay out for them, and providing I spot any fraud or out of the ordinary payments, I shouldn't be out of pocket. I do have my doubts with PayPal at times however. Over Christmas I'm hoping to set up a download system so that I can send people a download link and let them download their own purchase. After reading Burt's post on protection against refunds a while back it gave me food for thought that perhaps it was possible to survive the PayPal dispute. I have however heard of scenarios where despite being able to clearly prove the buyer/disputer is in the wrong PayPal have still awarded in the wrong favour (these are scenarios from close friends not online hear-say). However, with the products being digital I'm more comfortable with this issue and we've not had a problem yet and if I can get the new download system in place hopefully we shouldn't have a problem at all. [...]

By: Sarah

Sarah — Wed, 01 Nov 2006 21:29:27 +0000

Hey Burt, thanks for the reply. I refunded it and soon got a reply after contacting paypal however it was from completely the wrong point of view so as you said, it's not my responsibility!nnYour rule of not selling to simple to get emails is an intelligent one to be honest. I'll bear that in mind for the future

By: Burty

Burty — Tue, 31 Oct 2006 23:05:23 +0000

Refund it, it's not your responsibility to the hijacked person to keep the cash safely..nnI actually never sell to @yahoo @ hotmal or @zzn email addresses – unless I know the person.