I purchased a vacuum cleaner using PayPal credit, it was described as easily manoeuvred and lightweight when the vacuum cleaner arrived it was much too heavy for me(I have a disability) and I immediately made arrangements to return it. Despite having evidence of postage and evidence from the courier that it was delivered to the seller,the seller states that they haven’t received it. I therefore opened up a case with PayPal, but the only category available to me under Buyers Protection is “not as described “. I submitted all my evidence to PayPal but they have filed against me, stating I don’t qualify for the “not as described “ criteria and therefore do not qualify for buyers protection. They have not given me an option to appeal their decision, though I have messaged and asked them, but most organisations automatically offer an appeals system.So not very accountable. I guess the next step is the financial ombudsman, but this can only be pursued once there is a deadlock, so I need to hear from PayPal whether they have an appeal system or are we at deadlock. I have been with PayPal for many years and even have a PayPal credit account,and over the years have found them supportive.I don’t know if it’s because the UK are now out of the EU,but something has definitely changed.I certainly don’t feel protected by them anymore and in future will pay by credit card, where I know I will be protected from rouge sellers, also Close my PayPal credit account with them .Goodbye PayPal
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