Chargebacks on MP, WTF!!!

[walkingupwards]

I used to get one PayPal chargeback every few months back in the day. Now I got few chargebacks in the last couple months!!




What do you think?

[SaiJin]

This is new territory .

I don't know how Adyen will treat eBay sellers vs regular retailer vs high brand retailer.

[e2free]

You needs to change your items you selling, I dont even get 1 chargeback !

[walkingupwards]

Originally Posted by e2free

You needs to change your items you selling, I dont even get 1 chargeback !

I don't think the items I am selling are problematic, the issue actually is on the part of fraudulent buyers

[walkingupwards]

Originally Posted by SaiJin

This is new territory .

I don't know how Adyen will treat eBay sellers vs regular retailer vs high brand retailer.

Have you gotten any chargebacks with MP?

[butterbear]

lol yea, it's crazy, i had 0 on paypal last year but got 1 after 2 weeks with MP. They told me i didn't response the case and provide them the tracking numbers. I was like wth, the tracking numbers was already there......so i have to manually copy and paste the tracking again to the charge back case? lol....

[littleredengine07]

Originally Posted by walkingupwards

I used to get one PayPal chargeback every few months back in the day. Now I got few chargebacks in the last couple months!!




What do you think?

For me. I put on the page 1 item per customer no international shipping. Buyer name on account must match buyer name on the address. Then on top of it no shipping to reship address. I also do checkup on the address to see any info on it. Then put signature on it. I think with pandemic it has made issues a lot harder for sellers.

[ebaywanton]

Leave a little insert card when posting items out.

Make the card read 'Thank you blah blah blah...' and then another small print which says 'we take scams seriously...'

That could do the job

Originally Posted by ebaywanton

Leave a little insert card when posting items out.

Make the card read 'Thank you blah blah blah...' and then another small print which says 'we take scams seriously...'

That could do the job

I've had good luck doing this when it comes to asking for positive feedback

I don't think its going to deter any scammers, they've already decided to get the item for free when they purchase it

[SaiJin]

So there's this system that designer brand retailers use that you guys could potentially sign up for called the 3D verification.

When a client pays for the item through adyen, the processor / visa / mc will send a verification code through text to the buyer's phone. Once the buyer confirms this, then
adyen will process the payment.

This will deter scammers from using a "stolen" card or claim that it's not them that made the order.

[yankee]

I did not read anything above but with MP, if a buyer does a chargeback as item not as described, You have to submit docs stating it was as described. You will loose 100% of them with a refund to the buyer. It is the number one downfall of MP.

[littleredengine07]

Biggest problem with eBay of never thinking things through. eBay leaves scratch free with final value fee while we get shafted. I am just wondering how the heck they are not losing sellers if they keep banning them and not helping when needed.

[SaiJin]

I'm very sure they did think things through.

They have the traffic and traffic = buyer = king.

For any seller they lose they know they'll get new ones.

So they'd favor buyers instead of sellers.

[Mister_Zi]

eBay thought this through very well.

Buyers are always right, nothing we can do about it. No matter how good account is...

[littleredengine07]

I think the in app selling platforms on the phone will grow because a seller might be buyer too. But who knows. I feel if there wasn’t a pandemic or bad economy. Maybe a lot less scammers around.

I hope the Feds turn on the printer and get themselves Econ pack when printing those dollars. We need people to spend or be left with a bunch scammers.

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by yankee

I did not read anything above but with MP, if a buyer does a chargeback as item not as described, You have to submit docs stating it was as described. You will loose 100% of them with a refund to the buyer. It is the number one downfall of MP.

third party like eBAY,pAYPAL,aYDEN have no way of telling what the buyer received and what you sent,so it will just ask the buyer to return the item and you can relist or do whatever.
It is the cost of selling in cyberspace.or accepting credit card

[PepsiCoin]

Originally Posted by agent006140

third party like eBAY,pAYPAL,aYDEN have no way of telling what the buyer received and what you sent,so it will just ask the buyer to return the item and you can relist or do whatever.
It is the cost of selling in cyberspace.or accepting credit card

Hey agent006140, You don't have a stealth account so how does the change to mp affect your business? Are sales still good?

[james13v]

Originally Posted by walkingupwards

I used to get one PayPal chargeback every few months back in the day. Now I got few chargebacks in the last couple months!!




What do you think?

Yep, same experience I had at first. went from 1 or 2 a year, to 1 or 2 a month. I told this to the ebay reps and they kept claiming it's just a coincidence. Something about the system makes people more likely to do a chargeback, which is a major pain the ass and can take MONTHS.

[littleredengine07]

eBay support is horrible. It’s like old days of dell tech support. When you saw the chargeback. Was it forwarding address? Did you see if the name match the buyer account? Can you give us a description. I am assuming there should be some sort of pattern. Maybe we all can figure out and help each other avoid these scam buyers.

We all know that eBay and ayden won’t protect us from scammers. Like sitting ducks. But if we all work together and figure the pattern out. We have better chance avoiding these type of scammers.

[james_112233]

My experience with dodgy buyers...

As soon as they raise item not as described they go on my blacklist.

I immediately accept return. The longer these f*CK*rs have your merch the higher the risk is of them actually damaging it. From my experience they have changed their minds and they want you to foot the bill for that pleasure.

Nothing you can do. Just accept the return. It's now a kick in the balls because PayPal doesn't refund the 3% fees either.

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by PepsiCoin

Hey agent006140, You don't have a stealth account so how does the change to mp affect your business? Are sales still good?

I am enrolled in MP,but so far I am still accepting Paypal payment,sales on Ebay is very slow for me,but I did sell a gold watch for over $1k and the buyer paid with Paypal,I dont see the MP option on my listings??
Personally,I prefer PaYPAL as I usually wait till I collect enough money in my paypal account to do my own bank transfer,I dont want MP to nickel and dime transfer small sum to my bank account.daily or weekly

[samspalace]

eBay is not the same anymore with managed payments I signed up to managed payments last year November I think it was.

I signed up because eBay are allowing more options for buyers to pay which sounded good to me but I don’t like managed payments one bit.

With PayPal money which went into PayPal was mine instantly and I used the money to pay for postage then withdrawal to my bank.

Managed payments is not like this I have to use my own money not money from sales but my own money to pay for postage.

I’m also having to wait to receive my money so can’t invest in stock till money goes into my account which is a longer time frame.

Since Thursday I’ve got £1500 pending balance and around £190 extra on hold due to buyers not received item or wanting to return the item.

The thing is I won’t get all this £1500 on Monday either it will be broken down so Tuesday will eventually get all.

Definitely not a fan of managed payments but it’s the business I’m in so have to accept it and the changes eBay made.