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Thread: PPPAY - Marked as Paid Dispute

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    Default PPPAY - Marked as Paid Dispute

    This is the first time I have used EBID and PPPAY.

    I won the auction and made a payment via PPPAY, not the seller has marked this as Paid Dispute. Even though PPAY have taken the money from my account.

    How can I check with PPPAY what is happening?

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    I'm assuming the seller took PPPay as payment. If you go into your PPPay account https://www.pppay.com/member_centre.php
    it will tell you what's going on.
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    The seller added a Payment not received dispute as you had not verified the payment with PPPay as it was your first payment using this method. The seller was over zealous in doing this, they could have simply asked you a question.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gazza View Post
    The seller added a Payment not received dispute as you had not verified the payment with PPPay as it was your first payment using this method. The seller was over zealous in doing this, they could have simply asked you a question.
    However if you made the pppay process a lot easier then more would use it. I no longer take pppay due to how complex it is for brand new users, and as I disagree with having to do a fresh penny check for an updated card.

    I used to really like pppay, but now I don't due to the reasons stated and I am not alone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by raindropsies View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by gazza View Post
    The seller added a Payment not received dispute as you had not verified the payment with PPPay as it was your first payment using this method. The seller was over zealous in doing this, they could have simply asked you a question.
    However if you made the pppay process a lot easier then more would use it. I no longer take pppay due to how complex it is for brand new users, and as I disagree with having to do a fresh penny check for an updated card.

    I used to really like pppay, but now I don't due to the reasons stated and I am not alone.
    I'll reiterate what I said here.

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    I also have stopped offering pppay, for all the reasons above plus the charge for transferring funds to your bank. As ebid is the only place you can spend pppay funds I think it is important to be able to transfer funds free to bank accounts. Pay pal dont charge for transferring and their penny checks are much cheaper (they are penny checks and not pound checks). If pppay were more competitve than Pay Pal without all these hidded charges it may prove more popular. Also its absurb not to be able to pay your Ebid fees with pppay! Gazza please try to sort it as I'm sure a viable alternative to Pay Pal would be most welcome.

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    I don't offer pppay any more to much of a pain in the ???? for newbies who think they have paid and you can't get it through to them about the verification process
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    I haven't had any of the problem you all state with pppay... infact when my new card arrived and i changed the details that was that done and dusted and over in a matter of 24 hours... paypal however... they didn't update my card details, couldn't get the concept of someone moving house and having a card in a short time frame and then began to charge me for the privilage of phoneing them to sort their administrative error out!

    I gave up and just didn't bother with that paypal account again... and in future? if i need to change card details and they muck me about like they did before... I'll do the same!

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