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Title: None Post by: klixion on January 12, 2014, 07:11:25 PM None
Title: Re: Some Paypal advice which could help for safer trading Post by: serotin on January 12, 2014, 09:19:03 PM you just told everyone how to scam/chargeback with paypal lol
Title: Re: Some Paypal advice which could help for safer trading Post by: Protrader on January 12, 2014, 09:28:55 PM Is this thread only for buyers ??? what about sellers protection ??
Title: Re: Some Paypal advice which could help for safer trading Post by: pheaonix on January 13, 2014, 03:43:44 AM Is this thread only for buyers ??? what about sellers protection ?? there is none with paypal. don't use it unless you accept the risk of losing that transaction's balance at any time for up to a year or more. Title: Re: Some Paypal advice which could help for safer trading Post by: vujackie on January 16, 2014, 09:39:31 AM Hello everyone, I am new here and new to crytpocurrency, however I am a veteran on Ebay and using Paypal. Been using both for over 12 years without any major issues. Here are a few tips which could help from getting scammed: 1. Id say almost everyone has an Ebay account. Ask if the person you're dealing with has an Ebay account. If so, message them on there to see if they reply. Also, check their feedback, make sure they have been on Ebay for at least a few years and with a good positive feedback history. If everything looks good, then sending payment through Paypal should be ok. 2. Make your payment with Paypal but use a credit card, not your Paypal balance. If the trade does not go well and Paypal does not reverse it, you can go through your credit card to dispute it. This will give you double the protection. Ok, that is all I can think of now. Hope no one gets scammed. Good luck! Exactly Title: Re: Some Paypal advice which could help for safer trading Post by: faiza1990 on January 16, 2014, 12:20:36 PM but still best thing is you enjoy paypal transactions with trustworthy peoples here on this forum
Title: Re: Some Paypal advice which could help for safer trading Post by: Lucky Cris on January 16, 2014, 12:25:44 PM Is this thread only for buyers ??? what about sellers protection ?? there is none with paypal. don't use it unless you accept the risk of losing that transaction's balance at any time for up to a year or more. Not true... or so I just read. Consulting Google relating to another thread, I read about some people actually filing small claim judgements against people who do this. And in the case where you can prove they received the item, it becomes a criminal issue. How this would play out in the bitcoin world, IDK. Just thought I'd share in case people didn't know you could take this route. |