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No. eBay/PayPal usually favours the buyer and tends to instantly freeze the assets of the seller until this is resolved. This is especially true with "new" com
by nopcode 5y ago
No. eBay/PayPal usually favours the buyer and tends to instantly freeze the assets of the seller until this is resolved.
This is especially true with "new" computer parts (lot's of fraud).
- ihattendorf 5y agoYes, if you open a dispute through eBay. Not if the first thing you do is initiate a chargeback with your CC provider. Chargeback is supposed to be done _after_ you've reasonably exhausted your options with the merchant.