PayPal Concern - Please help me!

[FisherGee]

What do I do in this case?
https://gyazo.com/4c18f90a3d2f1d2abc480dfe1a93e227

 

[FisherGee]

accept g&s and let users describe what they paid for and have proof ready

Oh, does this only happen with someone chargesback unauthorized family and friends?

 

[Joshua C]

Always do business through Invoices, as they are a very secured method of receiving payments with no chargeback issue.

 

[FisherGee]

Always do business through Invoices, as they are a very secured method of receiving payments with no chargeback issue.

How does it prevent chargebacks?

 

[FisherGee]

No it happens when you have large influxes of payments via F&F.
They often disable it anyway no matter the evidence provided, rip ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Well it's ironic that it happened after I got chargedback via Family and Friends then

 

[Jerry]

Stop breaking PayPal's terms of service.

 

[MTG]

at least they didnt limit you like almost everyone else
paypal is really biased
so not really surprised

 

[Daigan]

This has been happening a lot to people who accept business payments as F&F. All you need to do is stop this trend and you should be fine.

 

[Joshua C]

Invoices makes it more secure, since they are not doing direct transactions, they are paying you over an INVOICE which is generated by a particular user for some business under some terms and in most cases all payment cases for invoices does not apply.

 

[Theo J]

ladies and gents, this is what happens when you make it a point on MCM to only accept f&f because you’re scared of a “chargeback” even if you didn’t scam, and the buyer offers to pay the fee.

I’ve seen this so much where a seller refuses to do anything other than f&f for no reason, when I offer to pay the fee, and have high reputation. They assume I’ll chargeback. Even if I did, if they didn’t scam, they’ll win, lmao.

That’s what happens kids. Like said above, stop breaking PayPal’s TOS because you’re too stubborn and paranoid.[DOUBLEPOST=1541023797][/DOUBLEPOST]To answer your question, force your customers to pay in G&S.

If you don’t want to pay the fee, mark up your prices.
If you’re scared of being disputed against, don’t scam. If you’re in the right, PayPal will side with you.

 

[Cold]

ladies and gents, this is what happens when you make it a point on MCM to only accept f&f because you’re scared of a “chargeback” even if you didn’t scam, and the buyer offers to pay the fee.

I’ve seen this so much where a seller refuses to do anything other than f&f for no reason, when I offer to pay the fee, and have high reputation. They assume I’ll chargeback. Even if I did, if they didn’t scam, they’ll win, lmao.

That’s what happens kids. Like said above, stop breaking PayPal’s TOS because you’re too stubborn and paranoid.[DOUBLEPOST=1541023797][/DOUBLEPOST]To answer your question, force your customers to pay in G&S.

If you don’t want to pay the fee, mark up your prices.
If you’re scared of being disputed against, don’t scam. If you’re in the right, PayPal will side with you.

When I was once still owning a build team, I got chargedback on a $75 payment in G&S for a build. I provided PayPal substantial evidence, etc. But they said that they couldn’t verify that the person I’m talking (in the pics) to is the owner of the PayPal. And I lost the chargeback, even when I provided had provided a high quality build that my ‘client’ was very satisfied with

 

[Theo J]

When I was once still owning a build team, I got chargedback on a $75 payment in G&S for a build. I provided PayPal substantial evidence, etc. But they said that they couldn’t verify that the person I’m talking (in the pics) to is the owner of the PayPal.

Appeal the dispute.
Question though, did you call in? Or just rely on the res. center?

 

[Cold]

Appeal the dispute.
Question though, did you call in? Or just rely on the res. center?

i did everything I could at the time

 

[FisherGee]

ladies and gents, this is what happens when you make it a point on MCM to only accept f&f because you’re scared of a “chargeback” even if you didn’t scam, and the buyer offers to pay the fee.

I’ve seen this so much where a seller refuses to do anything other than f&f for no reason, when I offer to pay the fee, and have high reputation. They assume I’ll chargeback. Even if I did, if they didn’t scam, they’ll win, lmao.

That’s what happens kids. Like said above, stop breaking PayPal’s TOS because you’re too stubborn and paranoid.[DOUBLEPOST=1541023797][/DOUBLEPOST]To answer your question, force your customers to pay in G&S.

If you don’t want to pay the fee, mark up your prices.
If you’re scared of being disputed against, don’t scam. If you’re in the right, PayPal will side with you.

How am I supposed to provide proof?

 

[Theo J]

How am I supposed to provide proof?

Screenshot conversations, receipts, transaction info, transfer of digital/physical goods.

One way to increase your chances of winning a dispute; call PayPal to help you with the dispute.