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Hi.
I have a camera for sale on ebay for £1299.00, it was purchased on full via buy it now price, no offers as I have make an offer on, so suspicious. The account holder contacted me stating her account was hacked, I believed her because there was a further email asking it to be sent to an address other than the registered paypal user.
She filed a fraud activity on her payapl/ebay account, I gave a full refund being the honest person I am.
When I gave the refund it said : Amount to be refunded by you £1254.63 : Fee to be refunded by paypal £44.37. Not thinking this is out of the ordinary I agreed as this has never happened to me before.
I have tried to use paypal today and says I owe £44.37 and will be added to my transaction for unrelated goods to paypal.
Can some please clarify what has happened to me as an innocent ebay seller, yet I now owe paypal.
Thanks in advance.
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