Paypal and Fee's

[Mclovin101]

Normally i would just send a payment owed so i dont pay the fee's and the seller gets all of there cash

This time i want to send a payment with the fee's i hardly do this so i what do i select

I would normally select Payment owed

Some one let me know

 

[Lump]

send as goods

 

[Mclovin101]

Thanks Lump

 

[NitroBall]

Reading various posts on many different forums, if seller receiving monies for goods ' GIFTED ' , the buyer could get in touch with paypal after sending funds, saying he/she was actually paying for goods, paypal will reverse the transaction without further notice, all because paypal say this should have been paid using ' paying for goods ' .

Has anyone had experience or confirm this is true ?

 

[Tom]

Reading various posts on many different forums, if seller receiving monies for goods ' GIFTED ' , the buyer could get in touch with paypal after sending funds, saying he/she was actually paying for goods, paypal will reverse the transaction without further notice, all because paypal say this should have been paid using ' paying for goods ' .

Has anyone had experience or confirm this is true ?

I don't exactly get what you are saying. As a recipient of money you can decline it and the payment is reversed. No need to contact PayPal and say anything about it not being a personal payment and being for goods etc.

 

[NitroBall]

I don't exactly get what you are saying. As a recipient of money you can decline it and the payment is reversed. No need to contact PayPal and say anything about it not being a personal payment and being for goods etc.

Let me try explain better.

Seller accepts payment as gifted from buyer.
Seller has posted out goods, buyer receives goods.
Buyer then contacts paypal, tells them the transaction was actually paying for goods.
Paypal reverses transaction due to the nature of monies being transfered was actually paying for goods.
No further action can be taken from all parties because paypal said payment should have been accepted by the seller as 'payment for goods ' rather than ' Gifted '.

 

[Lump]

And seller ends up with sweet FA

 

[Tom]

Let me try explain better.

Seller accepts payment as gifted from buyer.
Seller has posted out goods, buyer receives goods.
Buyer then contacts paypal, tells them the transaction was actually paying for goods.
Paypal reverses transaction due to the nature of monies being transfered was actually paying for goods.
No further action can be taken from all parties because paypal said payment should have been accepted by the seller as 'payment for goods ' rather than ' Gifted '.

Sounds like the buyer was deliberately defrauding.

There are a number of ways a buyer can get their money back, PayPal will side with the buyer, they just have to raise a dispute, but using that method the seller gets the opportunity to respond before the moeny is shifted.

Assuming you are the seller then dispute with PayPal and potentially report fraud to the appropriate police in the area of the buyer

PS - There is no reason why the buyer cannot be honest and resend payment as for goods