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11/03/2009 5:10 pm
AUCTION NOTICE...PayPal option has now been incorporated...
...into our auction. Sellers may also go to their "Seller's Accounts" and add this payment addition to their default preference options. Seller Account Profile.
11/03/2009 5:15 pm
That's good new Tony. 🙂
11/03/2009 5:45 pm
I really don't know if that is good news or not ! ! ! !
12/03/2009 1:25 am
Great news Tony!
12/03/2009 1:33 am
Why Jerry? It's a payment method. One widely used even outside of eBay.
In many ways PayPal is more secure than using a credit card. I've used it for years. For both selling and buying.
12/03/2009 6:12 am
Maybe...
...Jerry realizes it will be easier to spend money :-/
12/03/2009 6:35 am
Ya think? LOL!
12/03/2009 8:31 am
Heads up regarding change at PayPal
I just received a notice from PayPal regarding a policy change taking effect April 8.
Effective April 8 if you file a claim for non-delivery of merchandise, even if you win the claim, you'll only receive a refund for the amount PayPal can retrieve from the sellers account.
In other words: Even if you didn't get what you bought, and PayPal rules in your favor, if the seller has no money or less money than the claim is for, the buyer is out of luck at getting a full recovery.
This may not be an issue if the transaction dispute is filed within the window that PayPal freezes the funds. But once outside that 21 day window, or after the funds are unfrozen, it could be trouble. So if you have an issue with a PayPal transaction it will be best to start the dispute process earlier than later.
Let's just say that a "creative" seller could manipulate this rule to avoid paying out a full, or any, refund on a bad transaction if the buyer isn't right on top of things.
12/03/2009 2:23 pm
One reason....HeeHee, ...... but it will be good ONLY if......
PayPal doesn't start laying a bunch of rules and sanctions on our auction site. We have gotten along very fine without them, thank you..... And without any heavy-handed fees.....
12/03/2009 2:25 pm
There ya go ! ! ! Buyer and sellers have been able to work out any problem between themselves....
here on the D4C auction......