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zero feedback bidder, advice please
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Confirmed addresses don't matter when it comes to PayPal claims.
I cant understand why. Thanks.
Seller will qualify paypal seller protection policy if you post item to confirmed address.
When your transaction is eligible for Seller Protection Policy coverage and you follow the remaining criteria set out in the Seller Protection Policy, you won’t be held liable if your buyer files a claim or chargeback indicating that they didn’t receive the item or the payment was not authorised. PayPal will cover the costs associated with these types of claims or chargebacks up to a certain limit.
To be eligible for Seller Protection Policy coverage:- Sell a tangible item using a Verified Business or Premier account
- Provide timely delivery to a buyer’s Confirmed Address
- Retain reasonable proof of delivery that can be tracked online
If it seems to good to be true, it probably is.0
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