When buyer receives your item, they can file claims, that would put the money on hold. Then EBay / PayPal will investigate and award the money to the winner of the case.
You are protected by EBay and PayPal, unfortunately the buyer also is protected.
As long as your item is as described, shipped promptly with tracking (after receiving payment), then you should be good.
If you are a new seller, your funds will not be readily available, there is a 21 day hold on your funds before it is released to you, unless buyer leaves a Positive feedback on the transaction then the funds will be released earlier.
Then you can withdraw that money into your account. It takes 2 to 3 business days to get deposited into your bank account.
When the funds are in, the other person can't tell paypal to give it back as I understand it. You have to make those decisions about what is your money. Dont ever send anything until you have the cash in hand.
Its usually funded by a stolen credit card - check their feedback - and don't accept 0 rated bidders and watch where they are from too.
Easy to be done - hubby was and he is a red star seller!
You go into your paypal and see if the funds are there.
You can then withdraw it requesting it to be paid into your bank account.
Apparently it takes up to two hours to show up in your account.
So I heard people can scam you and take the money back they sent you buying am item? I'm selling something and someone is buying it later on for $600. How can I stop them from trying to get it back? Help!
