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The issue most have is that the site will be flooded with non normal people. People with lots of accounts just buying and then hoping you forget and throw away the reciept or whatever a few months later and filing a dispute. The worst thing about this is i think ups and usps may recycle tracking numbers at 5 months

So why not do that a week later. Why wait 6 months? The point I wanted to make is now or later a scammer is a scammer. The turds that steal from me daily don't wait weeks to lift an item. So now they can sit and stare at their hand and do it 3 months later?
So now in the scam world they found out they can go on vacation then scam some one instead of doing it a few days later after a purchase?

Klemantina

09-24-2014 04:05 AM

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If you look at the big picture, it will take out the wholesalers of cheap low quality crap out.
Also it will take out low profitable sellers out because of all the returns which means prices will go up. From a buyer perspective i love this new rule. As a seller I don't really care but i think 120 days is more then enough. What about the feedbacks, are they able to leave them up to 180 days or just 60?

yotano211

09-24-2014 04:40 AM

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This is the reason I am starting to get my sales more to my new website. I am only selling a few items atm but that will increase right before Christmas comes. My payment processor is through my bank.

It took me 6 months of thinking about it. So I asked my friend to help me out on making a basic website. 1 week later, its up and running.

Are all transactions will have 6 months to dispute or only certain ones.

Futuremogul888

09-24-2014 06:33 AM

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Originally Posted by bjammin (Post 590711)

PP and EB both lose their fees when you refund a buyer. How is this in their interest? It is like they are cutting their throats as well

Do you really think Paypal would screw itself to screw us over. Paypal has made it clear that they will not be refunding the fees after the 60 day period. This is a win/win for Paypal.

It used to be that when people wanted a refund after the 45 day period, they would initiate a charge back through their bank. Paypal would be out their fees and you would be out the purchase funds. Now it is just going to be you being out the funds while Paypal keeps their fees.

Play	09-25-2014 03:33 AM

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Originally Posted by just_smile (Post 588767)

Fortunately most buyers are honest and wouldnt abuse this.

Also, most buyers wont pay any attention to updates that paypal and ebay make. Most casual users I know still believe sellers can leave them negative feedback

Besides, you think 6 months is bad. In the uk the distance selling regulations were recently superceded (cant remember the new name) basically unless you include a cancellation form in your listings a buyer has up to 2 YEARS to return an item. The seller is also legally oblidged to pay to have the item returned to them.

So in theory we have a 2 year rental period, lovely huh.:eek:

WOW! - luckily customers dont know about this, atleast not mine. I would hit the roof if a customer contacted me on ebay 2 years later and told me the trousers he bought no longer fit him and he wants a refund and he wants me to pay the postage costs to have item returned LOL :P

rsot	09-25-2014 04:16 AM

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Originally Posted by yotano211 (Post 590788)

Very sweet approach - now time for traffic...

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