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Paypal Claims? How Many Can You Do?
Deep_888
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Hi, I wanted to make a claim for a ebay good I havn't recieved.
I have heard you can only make a few paypal claims every year? or can you make unlimited disputes every year?
I will offer thanks, for everyone who can help, Thanks
I have heard you can only make a few paypal claims every year? or can you make unlimited disputes every year?
I will offer thanks, for everyone who can help, Thanks
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As far as I know you are alloweed 3 chargebacks in a year, dating from the first chargeback. I will just double check with paypal info but I am sure it was the case as I was scammed 3 times last year and was hoping I never got scammed once more- fortunately I havent - dont buy so much now :rotfl: .
So if you do a chargeback in april. may and october you can not do another one until the following april.
UPDATE YES 3 - Straight from ebay -
The best way to get full coverage is to pay through a credit card or as ebay suggest a paypal credit card, where they claim you get full coverageYou may only file one claim per PayPal payment. You are limited to three PayPal Buyer Protection refunds per calendar year.
scam or what ! .....<LI style="MARGIN-TOP: 6px">When you use PayPal Buyer Credit to pay for merchandise on eBay, your transactions are eligible for full buyer protection at no additional cost.0 -
ok is the charge back just claiming your money back?0
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have you contacted the seller?There's someone in my head, but it's not me0
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Yes you get the money back for the item that you paid.
Full details are here .You can only claim for non delivery or item significantily different ( photos are not evidence ).
To give you an idea my 3 claims were all for non delivery, sellers had no prove of trackable postage so I won. Got 2 lots of money back but the third emptied there account and I never got a penny.So in theory its great in reality......a bit different.0
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