It would be enough if they wouldn't actively encourage scammers. Seems like everyone knows at this point that Paypal and ebay's "buyer protections" actively wor

It would be enough if they wouldn't actively encourage scammers. Seems like everyone knows at this point that Paypal and ebay's "buyer protections" actively work against the seller. I myself was out $1300 after selling a Macbook Pro, after which the buyer put in a claim for a refund, saying that his account was hacked. Paypal was made whole, the scammer got the laptop, I as the seller was left out to dry. Since then I haven't used Paypal again. And I never will, either.