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Check your email, if it says the person 'sent you $10' then he sent as family and friends, but if it says that you 'received a payment' then he sent as goods.
If he sent as family and friends then you will most likely win the dispute unless he did an unauthorised payment dispute, in that case he has a chance of winning the dispute.

I have 2 paypals I had one for friends/family and the other for payments from hosting so could I just switch to the other one ?

He did do an unauthorized payment dispute so is it not even worth going through the trouble ?

dont use oaypla man its not worth it dip paaypal and start accepting somewhere where people cant charge back thats what i do

RipElCapo wrote dont use oaypla man its not worth it dip paaypal and start accepting somewhere where people cant charge back thats what i do

What do you use for taking payments ?

-Simplicity wrote He did do an unauthorized payment dispute so is it not even worth going through the trouble ?

No, still go against his claims. They will check what IP sent the payment etc. I recently had an unauthorised payment dispute after selling something on eBay, within a day paypal closed the dispute as they couldn't prove it was unauthorised. The only way he can win is if he actually went through the hassle of sending the payment on another IP address, which is unlikely.

JM- wrote

-Simplicity wrote He did do an unauthorized payment dispute so is it not even worth going through the trouble ?

No, still go against his claims. They will check what IP sent the payment etc. I recently had an unauthorised payment dispute after selling something on eBay, within a day paypal closed the dispute as they couldn't prove it was unauthorised. The only way he can win is if he actually went through the hassle of sending the payment on another IP address, which is unlikely.

Ok thanks I'll do it hopefully I end up winning

Having looked at the comments i'm confident you will win if you dispute.

JM- wrote

-Simplicity wrote He did do an unauthorized payment dispute so is it not even worth going through the trouble ?

No, still go against his claims. They will check what IP sent the payment etc. I recently had an unauthorised payment dispute after selling something on eBay, within a day paypal closed the dispute as they couldn't prove it was unauthorised. The only way he can win is if he actually went through the hassle of sending the payment on another IP address, which is unlikely.

This sounds like a good way to get a free wheelboard from eBay LOL

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JM- wrote

-Simplicity wrote He did do an unauthorized payment dispute so is it not even worth going through the trouble ?

No, still go against his claims. They will check what IP sent the payment etc. I recently had an unauthorised payment dispute after selling something on eBay, within a day paypal closed the dispute as they couldn't prove it was unauthorised. The only way he can win is if he actually went through the hassle of sending the payment on another IP address, which is unlikely.

This sounds like a good way to get a free wheelboard from eBay LOL

did you win bro or dos you end up getting scammed