Bit of advice on non-delivery.
- gung-hoeddie
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Re: Bit of advice on non-delivery.
if it's a business that your waiting for i'd wait for a week or so as it takes them a while to pay anything due to the accounting nature of a company, if it's a private seller then i start emailing them from tomorrow.
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Re: Bit of advice on non-delivery.
I gave him 5 working days to respond...Nada.
So I just sent my "You've got 5 days to sort out my paypal credit or I'm going to set up a dispute" email.
And it got me thinking... is there a time limit on this? As in after a certain time is it too late to open up a dispute? Is that what this guy is doing? Is he just stalling until its too late for me to do anything about it?
So I just sent my "You've got 5 days to sort out my paypal credit or I'm going to set up a dispute" email.
And it got me thinking... is there a time limit on this? As in after a certain time is it too late to open up a dispute? Is that what this guy is doing? Is he just stalling until its too late for me to do anything about it?
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Re: Bit of advice on non-delivery.
I'm not sure. I think Paypal can only refund you if he has Paypal credit. Don't quote me, though.
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Re: Bit of advice on non-delivery.
I think your well within the paypal time-frame. Paypal protection should cover you even if he's closed his account
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