Quote from: Book on June 30, 2013, 08:41:34 AM

Quote from: BurtW on June 30, 2013, 06:02:04 AM

Quote from: Book on June 30, 2013, 05:52:25 AM

Can't chargeback paypal doesn't allow disputes for virtual goods.

Now that is funny. Where have you been? What planet are you from?

It's true, paypal officially doesn't get involved/accept disputes over virtual items. If you paid for something like an online game account or bitcoins and get ripped off, they won't accept your chargeback. Only way would be to claim it was unauthorised.

INCORRECT!
Call paypal.
Ask them.
They will tell you that if you sell digitally delivered (aka "Virtual goods") there is zero seller protection and any buyer can (and will) do a charge back. Paypal will NOT help you in any way if the dollar amount is less than ___.
If a customer uses a credit card to pay you via paypal, and does a charge back for digital, virtual, or REAL goods, even if you delivered virtual goods AND have a written receipt from the buyer saying they received it. The buyer can do a charge back from the bank and you are fucked. Paypal will tell you they cant do anything. They could contact the bank and say "this was fraud, do not let the buyer complete the charge back" but they will not.

Fuck paypal!

I personally was ripped off selling Linden dollars, and another time some jerk pulled a charge back AND kept this $25 item I sold on ebay. Paypal did nothing even though I had proof (tracking and a snail mail letter) showing it was delivered.