Charbackers via paypal/

[xXelioz]

Heey, i want to start legal business via paypal (selling/buying) the problem is i'm scared for those money backers. So my question is kinda simply, how can i avoid from chargebackers? Is there any way to guarantee that the guy i'm dealing with after getting my account won't cancel transaction?

P.S. Can you please fix the mistake in topic?

 

[The Integrity]

There is no way to prevent it or guarantee that it won't happen.

Here are some tips that you can do to reduce the chances of it happening:

- Do a background check on every buyer and see if they have a history of scamming.
- Do not accept payments from unverified paypal accounts.
- Send an email to the Paypal account's address and ask them for a response.
- Ask the payment to be sent using the friends & family option when possible. When receiving payments as goods&services, make sure that the buyer did not leave a shipping address.
- Use escrow/seller protection services.

When you already have a steady business:

- Use a website where they have to register and implement an automated phone verification. This gives you more info about them (phone number, IP, email) which can help you detect if they are malicious.
- Use a payment gateway (like g2a pay) or a chargeback protection service.
- Increase your prices a bit so that you can tank occasional charge backs.

 

[xXelioz]

Thank you!! Really appreciate your time, and information!

 

[aswead]

Banned - banned on mpgh - http://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1176295

There is no way to prevent it or guarantee that it won't happen.

Here are some tips that you can do to reduce the chances of it happening:

- Do a background check on every buyer and see if they have a history of scamming.
- Do not accept payments from unverified paypal accounts.
- Send an email to the Paypal account's address and ask them for a response.
- Ask the payment to be sent using the friends & family option when possible. When receiving payments as goods&services, make sure that the buyer did not leave a shipping address.
- Use escrow/seller protection services.

When you already have a steady business:

- Use a website where they have to register and implement an automated phone verification. This gives you more info about them (phone number, IP, email) which can help you detect if they are malicious.
- Use a payment gateway (like g2a pay) or a chargeback protection service.
- Increase your prices a bit so that you can tank occasional charge backs.

isnt g2a pay especially vulnerable to chargebacks? or do they cover your losses when it does happen?

 

[The Integrity]

They cover your losses for a fee.