Chargeback - Accepting Liability - Good or Bad?

[mattytman]

No offense -- but why ask for advice if you're not going to follow it?

Upload the tracking for ALL of the 14 transactions with this schmuck.

One thing to point out...It may not have been his credit card/PayPal account that he used to buy your items. Obviously the rightful owner would want their money back. Do the right thing and upload the tracking because you've done nothing wrong (I'm assuming???)

[newjerseymax]

I have had these and uploaded tracking and about a month or so later got the I am protected by buyer protection something blah blah blah.... Funds released...

[Stigger]

a months worth of emails to what effect ?

Did you think of contacting the buyer to see why they have initiated a charge back.

this smells of scammer, puts one charge back in to see what your response is.

Also, if you give in so easy it leaves gates open for there mates as they would know its a sure thing because you don't fight them.

Don't let them take the wee wee, you should always put up a fight for your daily bread.

[NoneOther]

I have never lost a chargeback dispute where I have provided tracking info that verifies delivery to the address given with the p/p payment regardless of reason given by buyer i.e. unauthorised use.

Have to say that seller protection has always worked for me.

My advice is always to fight it so give p/p what they need.

[anotherpaypalvictim]

I have uploaded the tracking information and they're currently getting reviewed by Paypal...

Thank you for all the replies and advice.

I'll keep you all posted.

Fingers crossed!