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<blockquote data-quote="HCCAfan" data-source="post: 2056211" data-attributes="member: 541047">sorry2 chargebacks from one dude that bought 2 subs &amp;amp; an amp, for 950 total, credit card company decided in their favor, i didnt get product back or money, i even provided proof of the person selling the stuff on ebay since he used a description theft, so his credit card&#039;s arguement that items were not as described were moot, however paypal is nutless against credit card chargebacks, hence why i lost 950.then recently another dude did the same stuff for 600 on a d5000, and credit card company won.&nbsp;&nbsp; same thing, claimed item not as described, no equipment or money returned.Trust me, paypal&#039;s protection policy will not cover you on credit card payments when they claim item not as described, which is 1 of 2 options you get for doing chargebacks.&nbsp; the other option is item not received, but since i provided tracking, they knew better to go that route.&nbsp; PAYPAL is nutless when it comes to fighting credit card chargebacks, since supposedly credit card companies have the final say to issue credit or not on the dispute.&nbsp; Good for buyers, yes.&nbsp; good for scammers, yes.&nbsp; bad for honest salesmen, yes.&nbsp; credit card companies have too much power right now, and paypal wont back up sellers the way they should.&nbsp; Paypal should foot the bill if everything is legit on the seller side, but they wont.&nbsp; They will come up with every excuse why you didnt totally follow the policy, or better yet in my first case, they just said nothing can be done.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HCCAfan, post: 2056211, member: 541047"] sorry 2 chargebacks from one dude that bought 2 subs & an amp, for 950 total, credit card company decided in their favor, i didnt get product back or money, i even provided proof of the person selling the stuff on ebay since he used a description theft, so his credit card's arguement that items were not as described were moot, however paypal is nutless against credit card chargebacks, hence why i lost 950. then recently another dude did the same stuff for 600 on a d5000, and credit card company won. same thing, claimed item not as described, no equipment or money returned. Trust me, paypal's protection policy will not cover you on credit card payments when they claim item not as described, which is 1 of 2 options you get for doing chargebacks. the other option is item not received, but since i provided tracking, they knew better to go that route. PAYPAL is nutless when it comes to fighting credit card chargebacks, since supposedly credit card companies have the final say to issue credit or not on the dispute. Good for buyers, yes. good for scammers, yes. bad for honest salesmen, yes. credit card companies have too much power right now, and paypal wont back up sellers the way they should. Paypal should foot the bill if everything is legit on the seller side, but they wont. They will come up with every excuse why you didnt totally follow the policy, or better yet in my first case, they just said nothing can be done. [/QUOTE]

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