> It doesn't do anything good for the seller. Sure it does. It gives them relatively more chargeback protection at the expense of the consumer. And yes I’ve he

> It doesn't do anything good for the seller. Sure it does. It gives them relatively more chargeback protection at the expense of the consumer. And yes I’ve heard all the seller griping that this isn’t the case - as if it would be expected that they could shield them from 100% of chargebacks - it doesn’t make it true. It’s relatively harder for a customer to even get forward in the dispute process with PayPal in the mix. These sellers often aren’t evening seeing these killed disputes.