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Normally when you pay a seller it is NEVER instant, paypal CREDIT the seller and then Paypal take the wait for the funds to transfer from your funding source, normally takes about a week from your bank account > Paypal.
With PAD the seller is STILL CREDITED the funds in advance, (the seller does not even know you are using PAD). No seller would post an item before being paid. PAD is between you and Paypal.
Paypal are the ones that offer it, they don't offer it on every transaction and you can only use it when they do.
Funds leave your account at 14 days in which time your item 'may and normally has' arrived. You have no more 'buyer protection' than any other buyer.
Its basically a 14 days interest free loan provided by Paypal.
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Did you actually read what I posted??
Its offered by PAYPAL and not individual merchants, you may be offered it on one merchant one day but not the same one the next day.
That is because Paypal decide when / where and how often they want to offer it.
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