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Chargeback Hi, I have a question.
How to avoid chargeback on paypal?
How does it work?
Is there a way to defend yourself against this?
And when does the customer ask for it? In which cases?
I know I should upload a tracking number to let them know that the shipment was or wasn't delivered.
I appreciate your time answering me
MACA. |
| agent006140 | 02-03-2021 01:38 PM | Re: Chargeback a chargeback come from the buyer 's cc issuer,Paypal will be notified and Paypal will notify you and ask you to provide some information.
The cc issuer will evaluate the case and decide,if you lose,Paypal will take the payment from your Paypal account plus $20 chargeback fee.
How do you defend your self?
if it is INR,then provide tracking,no gurantee you will win even if tracking shows delivered.
If INAD,buyer may be asked to return the item to you,OR may not,depends on what he t old his cc issuer,like you have no return policy or you are a Jerk AND Refuse to accept return,then he keeps the item and his money.
So it is always a good idea to settle with the buyer and do not let him go to his cc issuer, |
Re: Chargeback Quote:
Originally Posted by MACA
(Post 1140002)
Hi, I have a question.
How to avoid chargeback on paypal?
How does it work?
Is there a way to defend yourself against this?
And when does the customer ask for it? In which cases?
I know I should upload a tracking number to let them know that the shipment was or wasn't delivered.
I appreciate your time answering me
MACA. | Very difficult to avoid it when the customer does it - defense would include valid tracking number, ADDRESSING customer concerns before a chargeback is initiated, etc |
| @NasterXchange | 02-04-2021 06:01 AM | Re: Chargeback Quote:
Originally Posted by rsot
(Post 1140107)
Very difficult to avoid it when the customer does it - defense would include valid tracking number, ADDRESSING customer concerns before a chargeback is initiated, etc | That's it. That's the way to go.
But still you can face chargeback. It's a risk, that you should take in account in your calculation. |
| burbur | 02-04-2021 06:51 AM | Re: Chargeback There is a secrets method how to be completely immune to chargebacks.
But do not tell anyone:
1. Do not receive payments
2. ?
3. Profit |
Re: Chargeback Quote:
Originally Posted by burbur
(Post 1140119)
There is a secrets method how to be completely immune to chargebacks.
But do not tell anyone:
1. Do not receive payments
2. ?
3. Profit | Morning chuckles... |
| HurricaneHuntr | 02-04-2021 09:17 AM | Re: Chargeback digital goods are high risk |
| SaiJin | 02-04-2021 12:56 PM | Re: Chargeback Quote:
Originally Posted by MACA
(Post 1140002)
Hi, I have a question.
How to avoid chargeback on paypal?
How does it work?
Is there a way to defend yourself against this?
And when does the customer ask for it? In which cases?
I know I should upload a tracking number to let them know that the shipment was or wasn't delivered.
I appreciate your time answering me
MACA. |
All you can do is ship fast and get delivery confirmation. Anything above $100 I always use a signature confirmation.
At the end of the day, chargebacks are rare and when one occurs just hope that when you lose, you're covered under PP policies and PP will cover you |
| agent006140 | 02-04-2021 01:01 PM | Re: Chargeback we used to be able to accept cash,check,money order,postal order,western union or wiretransfer,but now all are banned on Ebay |
Re: Chargeback Quote:
Originally Posted by agent006140
(Post 1140004)
a chargeback come from the buyer 's cc issuer,Paypal will be notified and Paypal will notify you and ask you to provide some information.
The cc issuer will evaluate the case and decide,if you lose,Paypal will take the payment from your Paypal account plus $20 chargeback fee.
How do you defend your self?
if it is INR,then provide tracking,no gurantee you will win even if tracking shows delivered.
If INAD,buyer may be asked to return the item to you,OR may not,depends on what he t old his cc issuer,like you have no return policy or you are a Jerk AND Refuse to accept return,then he keeps the item and his money.
So it is always a good idea to settle with the buyer and do not let him go to his cc issuer, | So it's better for him to send me the item at home and ask him for it and I will refund him.
Okay, so provide TRACKING + to have an invoice ready, do you think that's enough?
And do you think it's good to have every invoice for the item sold ready? AKA to ask for it every time I buy from a supplier?
Thank you,
MACA. |
Re: Chargeback Quote:
Originally Posted by Moscutter
(Post 1140132)
digital goods are high risk | Do you think that cables and adapters rank as high-risk items?
Thanks,
MACA. |
Re: Chargeback Quote:
Originally Posted by SaiJin
(Post 1140155)
All you can do is ship fast and get delivery confirmation. Anything above $100 I always use a signature confirmation.
At the end of the day, chargebacks are rare and when one occurs just hope that when you lose, you're covered under PP policies and PP will cover you | And as signature confirmation, delivery confirmation do you think what? Is TRACKING enough to show that the item has been delivered?
Thank you,
MACA. |
Re: Chargeback Quote:
Originally Posted by agent006140
(Post 1140156)
we used to be able to accept cash,check,money order,postal order,western union or wiretransfer,but now all are banned on Ebay | So about a few words, good times you say,
Well, I'm just getting started,
MACA. |
| ebaycoupons | 02-05-2021 01:58 AM | Re: Chargeback Since we're on the topic of chargebacks, is it possible for someone who's using a stealth Paypal account to chargeback? |
Re: Chargeback Quote:
Originally Posted by MACA
(Post 1140260)
Do you think that cables and adapters rank as high-risk items?
Thanks,
MACA. | On a new account, yes |
Re: Chargeback Quote:
Originally Posted by rsot
(Post 1140281)
On a new account, yes | I just want to list something from home as the first 3 items, put it as an auction and mark it as available only for the Czech Republic and Slovakia, so that I don't have to sell it - so that ebay thinks I'm just going to sell something (less chance that someone will buy it ), I know that mainly bills are checked when they start, and they are even people and not bots, is that true?
And what would you recommend as low-risk products?
I want something around $ 10-20,
Thanks in advance,
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