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Paypal Advice Needed
Boothy:
....and cheers girls too!
ub7rm:
Is it not a bit risky paying for something as a 'gift' as it takes away the protection that paypall offers if the goods don't turn up? Not suggesting thats a problem for Boothy's buyer but worth keeping in mind.
182_blue:
--- Quote from: ub7rm on July 29, 2010, 07:35:17 pm ---Is it not a bit risky paying for something as a 'gift' as it takes away the protection that paypall offers if the goods don't turn up? Not suggesting thats a problem for Boothy's buyer but worth keeping in mind.
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it is, but he said he was the seller so i thought it was ok :smiley:
Mandy:
It would be a risk to the buyer to send money as 'gift'. The seller could just do a runner, if he wanted to.
I only ever send as a gift if I trust the seller.
ub7rm:
--- Quote from: 182_blue on July 29, 2010, 07:38:19 pm ---
--- Quote from: ub7rm on July 29, 2010, 07:35:17 pm ---Is it not a bit risky paying for something as a 'gift' as it takes away the protection that paypall offers if the goods don't turn up? Not suggesting thats a problem for Boothy's buyer but worth keeping in mind.
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it is, but he said he was the seller so i thought it was ok :smiley:
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Absolutely, and I'm in no way casting aspersions but just in case anyone was reading this prior to making a transaction with someone they had absolutely no knowledge of I thought it was worth highlighting :drinking:
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