Hi, what are the chances I win this if I've sent the files through email to the buyers pp confirmed email? Regards
It's hard to tell, it depends on the type of files and if there is a way that they could verify the delivery. Sadly to say, it seems that PayPal usually errs on the side of the buyers, at least when it comes to digital products. I don't really know enough to make a truly informed guess, just be sure and be very honest and forthcoming with the PayPal staff.
People are suddenly having paypal problems.. I'm wondering why. Try to read similar threads. accounts are frozen and payment discrepancies.. wish they could just do something to fix this once and for all
QualityContentCreation thank you for your answer Duratec trying to point out something in particular? Looking forward to mor ideeas
Contrary to ContentCreation's comment; PayPal, in my experience, sided with me 100% of the time when I was the seller - tangible or non-tangible items. The best advice you'll get is: speak in confidence during a dispute. Never, and I repeat never, leave any room for the mediator to second guess your integrity. Works all the time. For example. I bought a Mac Air on eBay and was told it would arrive in 4 days. It didn't come so I filed a dispute. PayPal gave back my monies and 6days later I got the Mac Air in the mail! Obviously, I sent the monies back, but this just goes to show you even if you're wrong and show confidence you have a much better chance in achieving what you want. Hope this helps Philosophical Fool