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If I send a payment as a "gift" or "personal payment" am I covered as a buyer?
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If I send a payment as a "gift" or "personal payment" am I covered as a buyer?
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nope.. just gotta hope they're a legit seller... they do that to avoid fees
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nope.. just gotta hope they're a legit seller... they do that to avoid fees
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yes, you are
contrary to what most will tell you
(im speaking from experience paying as a "gift")
if things go wrong, you cant file a dispute on the computer, you have to call paypal and file a CLAIM
a claim is higher than a dispute
hope that helps
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yes, you are
contrary to what most will tell you
(im speaking from experience paying as a "gift")
if things go wrong, you cant file a dispute on the computer, you have to call paypal and file a CLAIM
a claim is higher than a dispute
hope that helps
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Im not speaking from experience as for having to file a claim... I rarely send as "gift" to avoid any type of conflict.. the few times i have tho..everything went smoothly...
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Im not speaking from experience as for having to file a claim... I rarely send as "gift" to avoid any type of conflict.. the few times i have tho..everything went smoothly...
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no offense, but maybe you should not have posted if you dont know thoroughly how paypal works
OP, is there a back-story to this?
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no offense, but maybe you should not have posted if you dont know thoroughly how paypal works
OP, is there a back-story to this?
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I've just heard bad stories about buyers sending as a "gift" or "personal payment" that's why I asked before I do the same. Then I know of a friend going through the same situation right now in which he was the seller and now has a claim from someone who paid as a "gift".
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I've just heard bad stories about buyers sending as a "gift" or "personal payment" that's why I asked before I do the same. Then I know of a friend going through the same situation right now in which he was the seller and now has a claim from someone who paid as a "gift".
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