You can write a mini "Terms of Service" of your own when negotiating on PayPal.

 

Basically, contacts can be by word of mouth, or written. 

 

By the wonder of the internet, you can do this via paypal.

 

Steps:

1. do NOT let them send you money, deny it instantly.

 

2. REQUEST Money from them for "Service"

 

3. Paypal will ask you what the "Title" of your request will be.

This is the title of the payment request they get in their email.

To make this work you MUST make the Title:

"TERMS OF SERVICE - READ BEFORE PAYMENT"

 

4. Put in the "Comments/Description" your own "Terms of Service" which should read:

"By accepting the payment for $XXX.XX USD, you agree to the following terms of service:

 

1. You have received ALL services and goods in question, and the sale is FINAL.

2. There are NO refunds, returns, or charge backs.

3. You will not create false PayPal disputes regarding this transaction."

5. Instruct the person to READ the email, and screenshot that you've done so.

6. Do NOT give him the items before the trade, only after the payment has been made.

 

 

I've had NUMEROUS PayPal disputes closed instantly when I bring this up to PayPal. It is a legal binding contract.

 

(I did not know where the right section was for this so I put it here) Hit the like button if this helped you any also

 

(This does NOT work with Credit/Debit cards)

Edited July 11, 201312 yr by Biohazard

do you mind if i copy this for my own use? ill give you credit if you want but i was thring to think of a way to put that you cant reverse the payment and bla bla bla...

 

let me know!

 

thanks

do you mind if i copy this for my own use? ill give you credit if you want but i was thring to think of a way to put that you cant reverse the payment and bla bla bla...

 

let me know!

 

Sure

nice work! i should've done  this beforehand!

I'm sure you breaking consumer law here, the UK law states that customers have a refund policy of 30 days.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8253915.stm

30 days wow uk is so....

I'm sure you breaking consumer law here, the UK law states that customers have a refund policy of 30 days.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8253915.stm

If the 30 day money back guarantee is not in the TOS then I don't have to refund.

Edited July 11, 201312 yr by Biohazard

Thanks for the advice!

awesome thread. does it work if you sell rsgp to some of those websites that buy it off people?

 

 

awesome thread. does it work if you sell rsgp to some of those websites that buy it off people?

 

Yes

 

 

awesome thread. does it work if you sell rsgp to some of those websites that buy it off people?

 

Yes

 

nice. I'm most likely gonna be selling to them since it's hard to gain trust with people how should I make them know my TOS? just email it to them or something? because I can see if you are selling to someone on here or something you can just put the TOS in your thread, but I'm not sure how to make it clear to the gold buyers off websites what I expect.

 

 

 

awesome thread. does it work if you sell rsgp to some of those websites that buy it off people?

 

Yes

 

nice. I'm most likely gonna be selling to them since it's hard to gain trust with people how should I make them know my TOS? just email it to them or something? because I can see if you are selling to someone on here or something you can just put the TOS in your thread, but I'm not sure how to make it clear to the gold buyers off websites what I expect.

 

honestly is safer to sell to trusted buyers on here.

The problem with this is that it won't stop any claims of credit card fraud.

The problem with this is that it won't stop any claims of credit card fraud.

Unfortunately. :l

I'll keep this in mind when selling gold/accounts, thanks!