Unauthorised transaction- cased made against me?
fethhs001
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Aug-16-2019
04:41 AM
Hello, Recently I’d checked my PayPal balance and found it was significantly in the negatives! I was shocked as I was sure I hadn’t done anything. I checked my email and found I’d got multiple from PayPal claiming ‘there’s an issue with a recent transaction’ followed by a case number for at least 10 transactions into my account. After some digging I found it was all from one person suggesting they’d filed a case against me on every single one of their transactions, despite them being authorised by both of us. All has been fixed now but this has left me feeling a little paranoid. What’s stopping someone from opening up a case against me even if the transaction was authorised, resulting in me losing all my money? Is there anyway I can provide evidence it was authorised? Can someone explain to me the procedure that would follow once a case has been opened? Thankyou, any input is appreciated.
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Aug-20-2019
07:38 AM
Hi fethhs001,
Welcome to the community forum and thanks for posting.
I understand disputes and claims are never ideal and can be confusing. Every purchase may be disputed by a buyer. This is a standard risk when accepting payments. However, there are ways you can reduce this risk and protect yourself as a seller.
Here are a few tips:
- Describe your item with as much detail and as precisely as possible.
- Offer good customer service by answering all questions promptly.
- Send your item to the postal address of the buyer that is shown on the ‘Transaction Details’ page.
- Send your item in such a manner that your delivery can be tracked online.
- Keep all information and documents concerning your sales (e.g. emails or proof of delivery).
Here’s how to respond to a case:
- Go to www.paypal.com and log in to your account.
- From the More drop-down menu at the top of the page, select Resolution Centre.
- Click Respond in the ‘Action’ column next to your claim.
- Follow the instructions to respond to your claim.
We will try to make a decision within 30 days. We will email you after we complete the investigation. You cal learn more about our Seller and Buyer protection here.
-Intars
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