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We turned off PayPal for certain countries, because the "buyer protection" found too often in an obviously fraudster favour. (reinjection of label into UPS netw
by amaccuish 5y ago
We turned off PayPal for certain countries, because the "buyer protection" found too often in an obviously fraudster favour. (reinjection of label into UPS network, forged label for return address etc. PayPal doesn't care as long as there is a tracking number... who cares where it goes to right?).
Anyone who has ever had anything to do with PayPal as a Seller will tell you the same thing, as a buyer, always order with PayPal, and you'll always win.
- theturtletalks 5y agoEveryone is locked-in to PayPal at this point. Buyers have their credit cards on it and get buyer protection. Sellers have to support it since buyer's use PayPal as the default and don't trust companies with their credit card info.
- LegitShady 5y agoI dont actually know anyone who uses ebay or paypal today. I looked at ebay for a used book ($$$$) a while back and they weren't competitive with used book dealers, especially once shipping was factored in.
- mannerheim 5y agoI've had poor experiences with PayPal as a buyer as well. Tried to cancel an auto-renewed subscription, PayPal sided with the seller until I got my bank to reverse the transaction.