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At one of my old jobs I remember Paypal closing a dispute in favor of the buyer, who had claimed the goods were never received, despite the fact that we supplie
by arprocter 11y ago
At one of my old jobs I remember Paypal closing a dispute in favor of the buyer, who had claimed the goods were never received, despite the fact that we supplied a copy of said buyer's signature from when he accepted the delivery...
Things like that would happen on a pretty regular basis.
- hueving 11y agoI'm always curious about this. How would you know that's the right person's signature?
- anon4 11y agoMy ID has my signature on it. I suppose driver licenses or whatever Americans use have that information, too.
- memonkey 11y agoUsually the FedEx/UPS guy asks what your name is when you sign. It goes into their system as "Delivered at 123 Address by 'John'" as a two part 'proof' that it was delivered to the correct address and by a specific person.
- codexon 11y agoIt seems like anyone can file a paypal chargeback and win 99% of the time.
- rlpb 11y agoOn other hand I've heard of scams in "sellers" sending an empty box.