Anthony said:ReturnToZero said:Matthew 26:14 said:Ah right you are the seller. Only way to protect yourself is to follow this procedure:
1. Set up a specific bank account to receive your PayPal payments and leave it empty with zero balance.
2. When someone pays into PayPal immediately transfer the money out into the bank account you set up (dont mail anything yet)
3. Transfer the proceeds when they reach the above bank account out into your everyday bank account or wherever youd like (dont mail anything yet)
4. Check the money has arrived into your bank account as in step 3.
5. Now post your item.
Because if the buyer tries a chargeback or a dispute with Ebay they try the following:
1. Take the money out of your PayPal account (empty)
2. Take the money out of your linked bank account (empty)
So they cant "delve" any further and your money is protected. And thats how its done.
BUT REMEMBER if you have a dispute for say $100 and your PayPal account is empty dont go selling anything else and have money put into that same paypal account because they will take that money in lieu of the money they couldnt get.
Ie. If you have a dispute of $100 on a coin sale but PayPal cant get your money and theres a dispute and next week you sell a coin for say $100 and money is paid into your PayPal account that money will be seized by PayPal instead.
If a dispute is ever raised with a PayPal account best to declare it dead and open a new account. Painful process I know but its your money and it depends how much your want to protect it. Personally I spend the extra minutes clicking a mouse to protect mine !
Dude, rather than going around in circles and shifting your money around, just link your savings account which is a 1 way account.
The only way money can only leave a savings account (like an online savings account) is if you send it, money can go in but it can't go out except to it's linked account.
Incorrect.
Paypal will take from a savings account, then fall back to a credit card if there are insufficient funds in the savings account.
I'm callin you OUT!!! You don't know what the eff you're talking about. I just confirmed with a supervisor at PayPal that PayPal CAN debit a savings account. See, I always make sure I'm correct before I call someone out, you should take your own advice...mateReturnToZero said:Anthony said:ReturnToZero said:Dude, rather than going around in circles and shifting your money around, just link your savings account which is a 1 way account.
The only way money can only leave a savings account (like an online savings account) is if you send it, money can go in but it can't go out except to it's linked account.
Incorrect.
Paypal will take from a savings account, then fall back to a credit card if there are insufficient funds in the savings account.
They can't take from the savings account, they will just get insufficient regardless if there is a balance or not. Many times I've done this to protect myself from when I was a seller.
Falling back on a credit card has nothing to do with the accounts in question, it is unrelated.
Make sure you are correct before trying to call someone else out mate.
940palmtx said:I'm callin you OUT!!! You don't know what the eff you're talking about. I just confirmed with a supervisor at PayPal that PayPal CAN debit a savings account. See, I always make sure I'm correct before I call someone out, you should take your own advice...mate
#1 and most importantly, the dude who got scammed is from here.fishball said:940palmtx said:I'm callin you OUT!!! You don't know what the eff you're talking about. I just confirmed with a supervisor at PayPal that PayPal CAN debit a savings account. See, I always make sure I'm correct before I call someone out, you should take your own advice...mate
Might be different in Australia from the US but here we have transaction (* not sure if it's savings or transaction actually!) accounts which only allow money to be deposited in via internet banking or BPay. No over the counter deposits in or direct debits from the account.
One such example would be Netbank Saver (CBA) and another would be USaver for Australians (UBank).
You can't use Paypal to withdraw money from those accounts if you tried (due to restriction).
I personally attach my Netbank Saver to my Paypal, I can extract money from Paypal to my bank account no problems and it verifies no problem but it becomes physically impossible for Paypal to obtain funding from my bank account.
940palmtx said:#1 and most importantly, the dude who got scammed is from here.
#2 I don't need to call Paypal to know that as a seller, you can't do business without an account PP can access or they'll hold the funds till the item arrives and no dispute is filed. Please don't tell me the only account you have with PayPal is some weird savings account they can't access...please don't Fish
Okay, so how do you pay for things? You tell the seller "uh hold on Mr. Seller a few days while I transfer funds from my super secret bank account to my PayPal account" ???fishball said:940palmtx said:#1 and most importantly, the dude who got scammed is from here.
#2 I don't need to call Paypal to know that as a seller, you can't do business without an account PP can access or they'll hold the funds till the item arrives and no dispute is filed. Please don't tell me the only account you have with PayPal is some weird savings account they can't access...please don't Fish
They can put funds into my bank account but they can't pull funds out, so you can go through the verification step where they deposit 2 random tiny sums of money into your account just fine.
Anyway I'm 100% sure Citibank has an account like this and they operate in the States. So what RTZ said still applies regardless.
940palmtx said:Okay, so how do you pay for things? You tell the seller "uh hold on Mr. Seller a few days while I transfer funds from my super secret bank account to my PayPal account" ???fishball said:940palmtx said:#1 and most importantly, the dude who got scammed is from here.
#2 I don't need to call Paypal to know that as a seller, you can't do business without an account PP can access or they'll hold the funds till the item arrives and no dispute is filed. Please don't tell me the only account you have with PayPal is some weird savings account they can't access...please don't Fish
They can put funds into my bank account but they can't pull funds out, so you can go through the verification step where they deposit 2 random tiny sums of money into your account just fine.
Anyway I'm 100% sure Citibank has an account like this and they operate in the States. So what RTZ said still applies regardless.
Assuming of course the account allows you to transfer to PP but not PP from you.
Because you and the dude you're fighting for are both insinuating that y'all have a way to keep PP from accessing your funds. If that's true then you couldn't buy anything using PP. Additionally, if you have a credit card with PP...guess what, that's right Fish...they can charge that. Also check with your credit card company, 99% of 'em have stipulations like the purchase has to be over a certain amount, usually $200 and the purchase has to be made within a certain distance from your home. I can pretty much guarantee if PP charges your CC for a dispute, PP will just fax a copy of your seller agreement over to your CC company and you will not win. Of course that's assuming you don't have one of those super secret credit cards issued by your super secret bank where you have your super secret untouchable savings account.fishball said:940palmtx said:Okay, so how do you pay for things? You tell the seller "uh hold on Mr. Seller a few days while I transfer funds from my super secret bank account to my PayPal account" ???fishball said:They can put funds into my bank account but they can't pull funds out, so you can go through the verification step where they deposit 2 random tiny sums of money into your account just fine.
Anyway I'm 100% sure Citibank has an account like this and they operate in the States. So what RTZ said still applies regardless.
Assuming of course the account allows you to transfer to PP but not PP from you.
I don't ever transfer money from my bank account to Paypal, why would I? Also, you can't with these types of accounts.
Pay by Credit Card if required, there's always chargeback as a last option and the bank will almost always side with you in a dispute.
Also, since we're talking about SELLING here, why are you talking about paying for things?
I'll just call PP tomorrow and ask if a seller can have an account that PP has zero access to any funds. Your and your mate's assertions are just a fantasy concoction of half-truths designed to make you seem clever enough to 'get over' on PayPay940palmtx said:Because you and the dude you're fighting for are both insinuating that y'all have a way to keep PP from accessing your funds. If that's true then you couldn't buy anything using PP. Additionally, if you have a credit card with PP...guess what, that's right Fish...they can charge that. Also check with your credit card company, 99% of 'em have stipulations like the purchase has to be over a certain amount, usually $200 and the purchase has to be made within a certain distance from your home. I can pretty much guarantee if PP charges your CC for a dispute, PP will just fax a copy of your seller agreement over to your CC company and you will not win. Of course that's assuming you don't have one offishball said:940palmtx said:Okay, so how do you pay for things? You tell the seller "uh hold on Mr. Seller a few days while I transfer funds from my super secret bank account to my PayPal account" ???
Assuming of course the account allows you to transfer to PP but not PP from you.
I don't ever transfer money from my bank account to Paypal, why would I? Also, you can't with these types of accounts.
Pay by Credit Card if required, there's always chargeback as a last option and the bank will almost always side with you in a dispute.
Also, since we're talking about SELLING here, why are you talking about paying for things?
those super secret credit cards issued by your super secret bank where you have your super secret untouchable savings account.
Look, the assertion is that you can sell on eBay, using an account set up with PP that they have no access to, which is just plain BS and all your assertions otherwise are even more BS
07/11/2011 Direct Credit 279219 PAYPAL AUSTRALIA
4UUXXXXXGBWHY $1,XXX.00 $XXXXX CR
Making Deposits
How can I make a deposit into my account?
You can make deposits from:
Your Nominated Linked Account
Any direct credit (from an Australian source) <-- this is how Paypal pays me.
Making Withdrawals
How can I make withdrawals?
You can make withdrawals electronically to your Nominated Linked Account
Where can I make withdrawals to?
You can make withdrawals only to your Nominated Linked Account.
Can I make withdrawals from an ATM?
No, this account is designed for online usage, and you will be issued with an Internet access number that you can utilise to set up online access.
940palmtx said:I'm callin you OUT!!! You don't know what the eff you're talking about. I just confirmed with a supervisor at PayPal that PayPal CAN debit a savings account. See, I always make sure I'm correct before I call someone out, you should take your own advice...mateReturnToZero said:Anthony said:Incorrect.
Paypal will take from a savings account, then fall back to a credit card if there are insufficient funds in the savings account.
They can't take from the savings account, they will just get insufficient regardless if there is a balance or not. Many times I've done this to protect myself from when I was a seller.
Falling back on a credit card has nothing to do with the accounts in question, it is unrelated.
Make sure you are correct before trying to call someone else out mate.
I responded to this. You state that a savings account cannot be debited. You're wrong, plain and simple. Showing evidence that there is a special savings account that cannot doesn't prove your initial claim that "they can't take from a savings account"ReturnToZero said:Anthony said:ReturnToZero said:Dude, rather than going around in circles and shifting your money around, just link your savings account which is a 1 way account.
The only way money can only leave a savings account (like an online savings account) is if you send it, money can go in but it can't go out except to it's linked account.
Incorrect.
Paypal will take from a savings account, then fall back to a credit card if there are insufficient funds in the savings account.
They can't take from the savings account, they will just get insufficient regardless if there is a balance or not. Many times I've done this to protect myself from when I was a seller.
Falling back on a credit card has nothing to do with the accounts in question, it is unrelated.
Make sure you are correct before trying to call someone else out mate.
940palmtx said:I responded to this. You state that a savings account cannot be debited. You're wrong, plain and simple. Showing evidence that there is a special savings account that cannot doesn't prove your initial claim that "they can't take from a savings account"ReturnToZero said:Anthony said:Incorrect.
Paypal will take from a savings account, then fall back to a credit card if there are insufficient funds in the savings account.
They can't take from the savings account, they will just get insufficient regardless if there is a balance or not. Many times I've done this to protect myself from when I was a seller.
Falling back on a credit card has nothing to do with the accounts in question, it is unrelated.
Make sure you are correct before trying to call someone else out mate.
Your logic is the same as claiming politicians are honest, then going out of your way to find ONE that is.
Then you claim that having PP fall back on a credit card is somehow irrelevant to the discussion when in fact it is completely relevant since your whole point is how to sell without having PP being able to chargeback the seller on a dispute.
You have not figured out how to 'beat' PayPal or eBay mate! You either have an account that PayPal can debit or you will be suspended from selling on eBay. Your solution is only a solution to how to get a person prohibited from selling on eBay, not protecting them from charge backs.
Again I'd like to reiterate that your initial claim that PP cannot debit a savings account is at best blatantly misleading and in 99% of cases just plain false. So either you do BS or I gave you too much credit and you don't know your arse from your elbow.
I don't take the attack personal...how could I, you do it to a lot of people, it's just how you roll.ReturnToZero said:940palmtx said:I responded to this. You state that a savings account cannot be debited. You're wrong, plain and simple. Showing evidence that there is a special savings account that cannot doesn't prove your initial claim that "they can't take from a savings account"ReturnToZero said:They can't take from the savings account, they will just get insufficient regardless if there is a balance or not. Many times I've done this to protect myself from when I was a seller.
Falling back on a credit card has nothing to do with the accounts in question, it is unrelated.
Make sure you are correct before trying to call someone else out mate.
Your logic is the same as claiming politicians are honest, then going out of your way to find ONE that is.
Then you claim that having PP fall back on a credit card is somehow irrelevant to the discussion when in fact it is completely relevant since your whole point is how to sell without having PP being able to chargeback the seller on a dispute.
You have not figured out how to 'beat' PayPal or eBay mate! You either have an account that PayPal can debit or you will be suspended from selling on eBay. Your solution is only a solution to how to get a person prohibited from selling on eBay, not protecting them from charge
backs.
Again I'd like to reiterate that your initial claim that PP cannot debit a savings account is at best blatantly misleading and in 99% of cases just plain false. So either you do BS or I gave you too much credit and you don't know your arse from your elbow.
You really are stupid mate. Excuse the personal attack.
Let me reiterate:
- I was responding to an original post where a poster suggested emptying an account as a way to stop paypal from debiting the account. My rebuttal was that there is an easier way to do that, and that is to link a credit only account. That is the only part of the post that I referred to
and nothing else - credit cards, chargebacks, etc I never referred to, because that was not the part that I was interested in giving an opinion about.
There isn't just one - all the banks have it. Let me reiterate to you just one more time, considering me and fishball have both told you this a little more times then I care to repeat: Online banking accounts and savings accounts, are credit only. Paypal does not have the ability to debit the account, there is no authority. I can prove it, but you are a nobody and I have better things to do so I won't bother.
Do you know what debit/credit, or credit only or debit only accounts are? I suppose you don't work in anything finance related, because if you
do, you would understand the different types of accounts.
There are 2 things here that I would like to point out:
1. What I and fishball have described have been done and tested before. You getting angry and then getting excited thinking you have got one over me just makes me smile
2. Your analogies are terrible.
Cheerios
Okay, but if you have a dispute and don't pay up, then your selling days are over. Seems like the only thing the account is really good for is avoiding ONE charge back then getting you suspended from selling SMHhiguita said:Fishball is right that in Australia we have internet saver accounts that can only be operated from accounts that are linked to them with the same bank. An easy way to test this theory would be if someone with a linked internet saver account tried to transfer money to paypal from it.
I was under the assumption that with these accounts you cannot withdraw or deposit any cash into them unless you were using the linked account. However, if anyone can deposit into them but only the linked account can withdraw from them it is indeed an excellent way to avoid the paypal issue and I have to thank Fishball for giving me the idea to cover my ass when selling on ebay this way!
fishball said:940palmtx said:I'm callin you OUT!!! You don't know what the eff you're talking about. I just confirmed with a supervisor at PayPal that PayPal CAN debit a savings account. See, I always make sure I'm correct before I call someone out, you should take your own advice...mate
Might be different in Australia from the US but here we have transaction (* not sure if it's savings or transaction actually!) accounts which only allow money to be deposited in via internet banking or BPay. No over the counter deposits in or direct debits from the account.
One such example would be Netbank Saver (CBA) and another would be USaver for Australians (UBank).
You can't use Paypal to withdraw money from those accounts if you tried (due to restriction).
I personally attach my Netbank Saver to my Paypal, I can extract money from Paypal to my bank account no problems and it verifies no problem but it becomes physically impossible for Paypal to obtain funding from my bank account.