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Possibly, a blog post will follow if that happens. PayPal has aways been a firewall around my creditcard number and I've never linked any other current account
by leejo 7y ago
Possibly, a blog post will follow if that happens. PayPal has aways been a firewall around my creditcard number and I've never linked any other current account for pulling funds as, having worked in the payments industry, I know what a shit show it can be and that (in most cases, especially like this) the creditcard issuer will stand with the cardholder and not the merchant.
Now i'm using other methods to pay for most e-commerce transactions: one time PANs, a distinct debit account that I keep a minimum amount of funds in for this stuff, etc. So PyaPal are no longer seeing anything like the level of use they once did from me. They can ban my account if they want, the issuing bank have already said they will proceed with the chargeback if PayPal don't issue a refund.
- fencepost 7y agoWhat may save you is terms on the card about refunds needing to be credited back to the card - pretty sure that used to be the case and probably still is. I think it was originally to prevent under the table cash advances, but also to protect merchants from giving refunds then being hit with chargebacks. If the bouncing e-check was done through PayPal as well then they may have screwed up by allowing it.
- kirykl 7y agoTry Privacy.com for a better creditcard firewall