LifeinAsia
msg:4058472 | 6:30 pm on Jan 11, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Stop using PayPal. :( After that, contact the customer, explain the situation, and ask for alternative payment.
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bwnbwn
msg:4058558 | 7:39 pm on Jan 11, 2010 (gmt 0) |
LifeinAsia has a good suggestion but you may not be able to get away from Paypal. So here ar a couple more options. Contact the customer's credit card company file a dispute to the closure and refile for another evaluation. You can do this. Submit the documents you say you have and you should win this. Open another dispute for this charge in paypal and have paypal seek payment for this charge. or call the customer and ask for her CC redo a charge yourself. or Email her a paypal buy button to complete another charge for the amount your out less the 10 bucks. Can't expect them to pay when they tried to fix the problem with you. One of the above will work...
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soona99
msg:4059187 | 4:44 pm on Jan 12, 2010 (gmt 0) |
Thank you for the suggestions!
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Lightguy1
msg:4061644 | 8:45 pm on Jan 15, 2010 (gmt 0) |
It is the processor that charges you the fee. My processor (First Data) said this fee is charged because they are forced to deal with the paperwork from visa, mc, or amex when a chargeback is issued. If I get the customer to sign something saying the dispute was made in error I usually can get First Data to credit me. Your lucky it was a 10 dollar charge, first data charges 30.
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