Ppal - 180 returns ?

[aep2008123]

just had an email from Paypal , i just looked cant see discussion on it on here yet if there is one direct me to it please , ill look again now .

this is another blow , its a bad year for internet sales policy changes this year ...........


lots of changes to ppal as far as i can tell from email , disputes deadline increased fro 45 days to 180 days
this is very bad imo .

[westlondoncarparts]

This new policy is out of synch with the EU DistanceSelling Regulations. There is already consumer protection law in place for items that are not fit for purpose. PayPal seem to forget that there needs to be a balanced relationship between buyers and sellers.

Big does not always mean survival or success. You have only to see how Tesco are performing in the supermarket sector to realise that customers can vote with their feet.

[TonyBridger]

Big does not always mean survival or success. You have only to see how Tesco are performing in the supermarket sector to realise that customers can vote with their feet.

But first we need a viable competitor to Paypal and there is none on the horizon

[Maelbrigda]

It is a pity ebid cannot do what the handmade auction site i have a shop on does, You register your bank account for payments and fees and they transfer your payments straight into your account. The buyer does not see your account details

[aep2008123]

It is a pity ebid cannot do what the handmade auction site i have a shop on does, You register your bank account for payments and fees and they transfer your payments straight into your account. The buyer does not see your account details

+1 - sounds good .

whenever i mention bank transfer to customers it scares them , german ebay sales are mostly Bank transfer from what i can see - couple of years back at least .

[cdunn142]

I Would love in house its not going to happen as pal is a trusted brand we need to become a trusted brand before we could do this thats what i think anyway we want and need sells to many to you all best wishes

[Anniemcc2]

It is a pity ebid cannot do what the handmade auction site i have a shop on does, You register your bank account for payments and fees and they transfer your payments straight into your account. The buyer does not see your account details

That's what Amazon used to do - and eBay in the beginning if I remember correctly. Would like to see eBid do the same so I can get rid of Paypal !

[Maelbrigda]

yes Amazon did it when i had a shop there, but they only paid you once a month. The other site does it on each sale.