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« on: Dec 04, 2006, 10:43:45 PM »
hello,
I'm accepting payments 2$ payments via Paypal for some service with no guaranty that the customer is accepted. Actually I don't like to tell the customer sorry you're not accepted and there is no refund. (even if I warn them before)
I know there is a refund function, is this OK that I use this feature to refund customers? or is this amount to small and paypal will tell me stop this (or maybe they will close my account )
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« Reply #1 on: Dec 04, 2006, 10:55:32 PM »
Personally I have never refunded someone, but I think that is not really good to make lots of refunds, because this will make paypal inpect your account....
Personally I have never refunded someone, but I think that is not really good to make lots of refunds, because this will make paypal inpect your account....
I hope that refunds happens not often...
what do you mean that paypal will inspect my account?
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« Reply #7 on: Dec 05, 2006, 05:44:24 PM »
My vote is to keep it non-refundable. It is a bribe to move them to the top of the queue - simple as that. To be promised inclusion, I would think the price would be significantly higher.
p.s. ES continues to show their lack of professionalism. Not a good thing.
My vote is to keep it non-refundable. It is a bribe to move them to the top of the queue - simple as that. To be promised inclusion, I would think the price would be significantly higher.
p.s. ES continues to show their lack of professionalism. Not a good thing.
yes right, I removed the "no refund" and keep it open that I can decide later.
About ES, maybe this what you get if you buy cheap software...