someone is trying to steal my money

Discussion in 'PayPal' started by Gladiatus, Jul 29, 2011.

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    Hi, guys! I have a problem and i really hope you will be able to help me with advice.
    I sold a website to one person and after my website and domain was moved to his hosting account - he made a chargeback.
    It's ridiculous - he pretends that site is not working, but it is working and he is using it at the same time!!!
    I wonder what should i do now? Any suggestions how can i prove to paypal that he's scammer, not me ?
     
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    Gladiatus, Jul 29, 2011 IP
  2. Gladiatus

    Gladiatus Well-Known Member

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    I have decided to sue this person. Do i have to wait till the paypal dispute ends or should i contact my lawyer right now?
     
    Gladiatus, Jul 29, 2011 IP
  3. sar420

    sar420 Notable Member

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    I suggest wait till the paypal dispute ends...the ruling might just go in your favour
     
    sar420, Jul 29, 2011 IP
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    Digital_shubhi Illustrious Member

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    You should have used Escrow to prevent these kind of problems.
     
    Digital_shubhi, Jul 29, 2011 IP
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    Ragu_007 Well-Known Member

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    In these case, PayPal won't support you. While selling domains or any other services, you should deal with trusted people or you should use escrow.
     
    Ragu_007, Jul 29, 2011 IP
  6. fifa_fushigiyuugi

    fifa_fushigiyuugi Peon

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    Paypal would only protect sellers if you're selling on ebay, even that is to a certain extent. If you can't provide a concrete evidence about the scam to them, you're finished. You shouldn't use Paypal for this kind of outside-ebay deals. Scammers love using Paypal to rip money off from outside-ebay sellers.
     
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    adityastar Active Member

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    Paypal can support you as the goods are digital and as far as paypal is concern they do not cover Digital Goods or Services. Since you are seller then you will win. You just need to stay on the point that the thing offered was Digital and you have made the transfer.
     
    adityastar, Jul 29, 2011 IP
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    Moses8595 Peon

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    I am afraid you can't get the money back.:(
     
    Moses8595, Jul 29, 2011 IP
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    sierho Well-Known Member

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    Paypal doesn't supported from Online selling.
     
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    funmom91 Well-Known Member

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    I had a similiar problem when someone bought some articles from me and then tried to say they didnt receive them. However, when i called paypal they closed the dispute right away because they do not support online transactions. So try calling them explain it was something that was done online and they should close the dispute immediately.

    Good luck
     
    funmom91, Jul 29, 2011 IP