Ebay + Payapl ? Payment made but seems dodgy

Hintza

notagain wrote:

IMO this'll turn into a stolen credit card scam. I await to be proven wrong. Positive feedback doesn't count at this stage. If its a credit card scam chances are the real owner will only know next week, or next month, depending when he gets his bill, then the chargeback will happen.

If this is your deduction then I suggest internet trading and ebay in particular are not for you. You have no evidence of any wrong doing apart from making a deduction on what he is buying.......

Matt`_5

Hintza wrote:

If this is your deduction then I suggest internet trading and ebay in particular are not for you. You have no evidence of any wrong doing apart from making a deduction on what he is buying.......

I have contacted the buyer asking a few questions, ill let you know how it goes.

Hintza

I have a French buyer just now who has provided a different name/address on EBay and PayPal. Needless to say they will not be receiving the goods until I have a satisfactory reply to my query!

Dazza.mk_2

Matt,

I wouldn't bother sending it recorded, if the item is Seller Protection "illeligible" it offers no protection at all - only for elligible transactions does it need to be sent recorded if you think you will need to take advantage of the Seller Protection Policuy

masonic

Dazza.mk wrote:

I wouldn't bother sending it recorded, if the item is Seller Protection "illeligible" it offers no protection at all - only for elligible transactions does it need to be sent recorded if you think you will need to take advantage of the Seller Protection Policuy

Even without seller protection, you will not lose a paypal chargeback for goods not received if you can provide the relevant tracking number to paypal. You are just not protected from credit card chargebacks.

jdee23

Matt` wrote:

:O He has 1 feedback now

http://feedback.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback&userid=golfvw01

He is now no longer a registered user!!

Matt`_5

Matthew, since the buyer is no longer registered on the eBay site, you
may consider the transaction null and void. You can file for a Final
Value Fee credit by taking the steps below:

1. Click on the "My eBay" link located at the top of any eBay page. You
may be asked to sign in.

2. Under the "Related Links" section on the left side of the page, click
on the "Dispute Console" link.

3. On your dispute console, click on the "View" link next to the item
you wish to close.
**IMPORTANT: Please ensure that there is a check mark indicating that
the item is eligible for credit. If you close the dispute that is not
yet eligible for credit, you will not receive a credit**

4. On the dispute page, click on "Close Dispute," and select the reason
you are closing the dispute.

I dont see the item listed there

masonic

Matt` wrote:

I dont see the item listed there

No dispute was started, was it? All you need do is refund the payment and you're off the hook. You will then need to open a dispute against the NARUed buyer if you wish to get your fees back.

Matt`_5

masonic wrote:

No dispute was started, was it? All you need do is refund the payment and you're off the hook. You will then need to open a dispute against the NARUed buyer if you wish to get your fees back.

I have given a refund and got all my fees back

notagain_3

Hintza wrote:

If this is your deduction then I suggest internet trading and ebay in particular are not for you. You have no evidence of any wrong doing apart from making a deduction on what he is buying.......

you were saying....................