PayPal Question.

Apo

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Ok, I just did a deal with a member on here and he wasnt rep'd or anything, and now Im kind of worried that he might refund the money. The deal went fine its just that, when he sent the money I thought about it and hurried up and bought something on ebay that Ive been wanting. So now if he were to try and refund the money would it get me in trouble with the ebay transaction? I don't know it just got me worried.
 
Always have a deal PayPal, and always have a main PayPal. Always get users to send the money to your dealing PP first then send it to your main from there, that way if anything goes wrong, you have nothing to worry about because you can just make another account if he charges back or something.
 

The one you send the money to can be limited, has happened to me before. But: OT. You should be fine, as long as you already paid for it. The only thing that will happen is your account will go negative.
Tip: Take your address and phone number off the account unless you want phone calls and letters asking for the money!
 

Who would be asking for the money? Thanks for the helpp.
 
Apo said:
Who would be asking for the money? Thanks for the helpp.
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Paypal, they will call and send you letters asking for the money to get your accoun positive.
 
Rocky said:
Paypal, they will call and send you letters asking for the money to get your accoun positive.
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do you have an aim? Im confused.. Lmfaoo
 
Apo said:
do you have an aim? Im confused.. Lmfaoo
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Yes, Add me its T_2 . But ill explain more.

If he refunds or chargesback, it wont effect the ebay deal aslong as you already paid for the product, It will just make you paypal account go negative, and they will call you and mail you letters asking for money to get your account positive.
 
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