How to best safeguard yourself when selling high value items

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@xuzu

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Someone on one of the fb groups I sell on knows of a way, I’ve not asked her. That aside, my PayPal address is slightly confusing and I get about 5 people per month who misspell it by missing off one letter. Even though they’re gifted payments most of the time, they’re able to cancel the payment and resend it to me.

I read that people can say it was an unauthorised payment to their credit card company. At that stage though aren’t you dancing with the devil a bit? Mixing shades of fraud with a credit card company just doesn’t sound like a good combo.

Pointless trying to assume anyone who would attempt a chargeback in cases like this actually has any morals though . If they’re happy conning people for “wrong goods received”, they probably won’t stop there.

[KingPokemon]

Bank transfer is safe too.

[xuzu]

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@xuzu

I read that people can say it was an unauthorised payment to their credit card company. At that stage though aren’t you dancing with the devil a bit? Mixing shades of fraud with a credit card company just doesn’t sound like a good combo.

Pointless trying to assume anyone who would attempt a chargeback in cases like this actually has any morals though . If they’re happy conning people for “wrong goods received”, they probably won’t stop there.

Not saying they’d care morally, but just by using common sense about the nature of committing fraud against a credit card company. It at least feels like a huge step up from opening a paypal case (even if they may be equals, I’m not sure) and they really don’t mess around.