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Been Scammed, Need your help . . . ebay/paypal
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I don't know what the transfer limit is for a single Paypal transfer, but if I transfer money out on a Monday it is in my Bank account on Friday. This may vary according to which bank you are with.
When Paypal freezers an account I don't know how they would distribute any remaining funds to outstanding buyers. You should get upto £150 back if the Paypal protection was £150 and he qualified to have that showing on his listing.0 -
thanks for replying, yeah it did have the 150 buyer protection on his listing. hopefully all should go weillIf people cant help people on these threads, then they should rather not say anything then say something which isnt any use to the person who needs help0
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thanks for replying, yeah it did have the 150 buyer protection on his listing. hopefully all should go weill
If you find the User Agreement Para 13.1 from Paypal's help page, I believe you would be entitled to the full amount of £135 if you have gone through the dispute process and has been escalated in to a claim
Let us all know the outcome0 -
thats good news, have done everything that you have said, dispute was done on the 19th and this saturday will find out if i will be able to claim, i should be able to as seller wont be paying me.
still learning as i go along in this horrid journey. :mad: and again thanks for your input, appreciate it.
If people cant help people on these threads, then they should rather not say anything then say something which isnt any use to the person who needs help0 -
If he doesnt respond to your dispute with paypal don't they automatically refund you??!?0
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CASH-IS-KING wrote: »If I ever have any money in my paypal account I always transfer it to my bank account and wait 24 hours before paying for an item. That way I pay for the item with my credit card
The other trick is to pay a friend the balance, pay for the item, then get friend to refund. Much quickerMy TV is broken!
Edit: refunded £515 for TV 1.5 years out of warranty - thank you Sale of Goods Act! :j0 -
kyleapt342 wrote: »If he doesnt respond to your dispute with paypal don't they automatically refund you??!?
Not necessarily apparantly if the money isnt in their account they dont always refund, they say that if the account receives money they will attempt to retrieve it or something along those lines. I have been lucky and always got a full refund, however a friend of mine is still a lot of money down as she waited to open dispute and account was cleared
Anyway good luck and hope you get it all back, it makes me sick that people can do this sort of thing.0 -
i had to pay first then i would win the item."Beautiful young people are accidents of nature, But beautiful old people are works of art."
-- Eleanor Roosevelt0 -
Could it be that it was "requires instant payment by Paypal" that way you have to pay immediately or someone else can win the item?:j I love bargains:jI love MSE0
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Hmm, never thought of that."Beautiful young people are accidents of nature, But beautiful old people are works of art."
-- Eleanor Roosevelt0
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