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FandangoKango 10-09-2011 06:42 PM

Refunding from paypal when your dispute is in ebay?
 
So if a buyer opens the dispute in ebay and the money gets held in paypal. Can you refund from paypal? I just tried, but don't see the option anymore like months before. I have to refund from my ebay account in resolutions center?

MichaelW 10-09-2011 11:13 PM

If it was filed with e bay just refund through e bay why have to look for other way to do it?
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Originally Posted by FandangoKango (Post 276432)
So if a buyer opens the dispute in ebay and the money gets held in paypal. Can you refund from paypal? I just tried, but don't see the option anymore like months before. I have to refund from my ebay account in resolutions center?


FandangoKango 10-10-2011 12:59 AM

Because I messed on something. I jut want you to answer if its only possible through ebay or can it be done through paypal?

MichaelW 10-10-2011 01:37 AM

Yes, you can refund via PP and give that info to e bay that you already refund the buyer
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Originally Posted by FandangoKango (Post 276492)
Because I messed on something. I jut want you to answer if its only possible through ebay or can it be done through paypal?


HurricaneHuntr 10-10-2011 07:40 AM

Exactly how it works. I wonder if this is a way to avoid +open+ cases problem I still get jackholes who lie and say they contact me,when they didn't and the case does end up listed under open cases so the new seller protections are crap

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FandangoKango 10-10-2011 04:09 PM

I don't see the refund button in paypal! only in ebay. This is after an ebay dispute has been opened!!! ?

MichaelW 10-10-2011 04:34 PM

it must a refund button somewhere in the transaction detail.
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Originally Posted by FandangoKango (Post 276732)
I don't see the refund button in paypal! only in ebay. This is after an ebay dispute has been opened!!! ?


Dazza 10-10-2011 05:15 PM

once the dispute has been opened up in paypal via ebay you cannot refund the person unless you do so through the option in the ebay dispute.

I have confirmed with paypal via telephone and they have told me once the dispute is open then it must be resolved via the dispute you cannot issue the refund via paypal and the option is as youve rightly pointed out removed.

They wont even issue the refund when you call them which is what i did when i couldnt find the refund option

MichaelW 10-10-2011 07:33 PM

Thank you, the OP don't want to refund via ebay :D
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Originally Posted by Dazza (Post 276755)
once the dispute has been opened up in paypal via ebay you cannot refund the person unless you do so through the option in the ebay dispute.

I have confirmed with paypal via telephone and they have told me once the dispute is open then it must be resolved via the dispute you cannot issue the refund via paypal and the option is as youve rightly pointed out removed.

They wont even issue the refund when you call them which is what i did when i couldnt find the refund option


HurricaneHuntr 10-11-2011 11:12 AM

Just send the money via PayPal and then call eBay.. eBay will verify it and its done. I do wonder on my previous statement. Next case that pits me in below standard ill try this

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HurricaneHuntr 10-11-2011 11:14 AM

You may even be able to convince the buyer to close it.

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MichaelW 10-11-2011 02:26 PM

You may loose on both transaction :-)

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Originally Posted by Moscutter (Post 276933)
Just send the money via PayPal and then call eBay.. eBay will verify it and its done. I do wonder on my previous statement. Next case that pits me in below standard ill try this

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HurricaneHuntr 10-11-2011 02:43 PM

I have a feeling buyer will close dispute. Key to keep accounts is not for them to look at your accounts. I have stopped complaining about buyers doing stupid violating stuff. Its just not worth it. Never let a buyer contact support.. if you have any negatives

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aking 10-11-2011 02:45 PM

IF they already opened the dispute, and you want to go ahead and refund, there is an option in the ebay dispute case. There is usually a option in paypal to refund but once a case is open that option may go away. Not sure?

why not just refund them thru ebay? Whats the difference?

MichaelW 10-11-2011 03:28 PM

That is the point :).

May be the OP think it look better to ebay when he refund via pay pal
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Originally Posted by aking (Post 276982)
IF they already opened the dispute, and you want to go ahead and refund, there is an option in the ebay dispute case. There is usually a option in paypal to refund but once a case is open that option may go away. Not sure?

why not just refund them thru ebay? Whats the difference?


HurricaneHuntr 10-11-2011 03:34 PM

If you refund otherwise maybe they will close the case and you wont get a open case hit.

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