180 Day dispute claim window comes to USA...

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Originally Posted by just_smile

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 In the uk the distance selling regulations were recently superceded (cant remember the new name) basically unless you include a cancellation form in your listings a buyer has up to 2 YEARS to return an item.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.

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

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Originally Posted by yotano211

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.

Very sweet approach - now time for traffic...