Will these keep my Paypal money safe?

[GladiatorShaman]

Will this keep my paypal money safe from a recall like he says? Just if you put what its for in the subject line and that it can't be recalled?

GladiatorShaman (12:08:54 AM): people who try and scam people of their wow accounts will just send money over paypal, and then recall it once they steal the account
xx (12:09:02 AM): aha dude
xx (12:09:05 AM): listen
xx (12:09:12 AM): i am account buy/reseller
GladiatorShaman (12:09:33 AM): well are you interested?
xx (12:09:56 AM): i can do this way
xx (12:10:17 AM): put something on payment message like"this is for WOW account,cant be cancel or retrieve"
xx (12:10:27 AM): and u just need to give account name/pw
xx (12:10:36 AM): after money clear,give me reset info
xx (12:10:43 AM): that mean if u can change the pw if u want

 

[KCJAccountscom]

Banned - banned

No.

 

[Livemmo -banned]

definately not. thats a 100 percent scammer

 

[GladiatorShaman]

Okay, but what if I follow that guide where i request payment from him, then send him a certified mail with the account information, and list the transaction as goods?

 

[KCJAccountscom]

Banned - banned

No, its still intangible and they don't take emails as a form of proof.

You have to mail him a certified letter, have him sign it on arrival + provide a tracking number.

 

[kendrah1]

Taking advantage of the non-existant intangible item policy will provide you more protection in the long run over shipping an item.

Providing the information for a virtual account transaction in the subject line is only one of a few safety measures in protecting yourself. Further verification is required to determine whether he's a scammer or not.

He's saying after the money clears send the info, put the information in the subject. Either he's confident in his scamming methods or he's trusting in your sincerity. You need to find patterns in his verification information to support whether he sounds sincere or whether he sounds shady. From the information he's stated, limited at that, it can go either way.