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Re:Paypal's fraud prevention routine does it again by bradleyjoyce on Wednesday February 02, 2011 @12:24PM (#2171068)
only a year... yeah that's about right.. you should be due for a business-crippling lockout by paypal any time now.
Re:Paypal's fraud prevention routine does it again by originalgeek on Wednesday February 02, 2011 @02:41PM (#2171747)
Most of the ones I've read about come much sooner...are you neck-talking, or do you have something to cite?
Re:Paypal's fraud prevention routine does it again by bradleyjoyce on Wednesday February 02, 2011 @02:43PM (#2171756)
personal experience
Re:Paypal's fraud prevention routine does it again by originalgeek on Tuesday February 15, 2011 @07:29PM (#2224202)
Ok then. My experience is we process hundreds of successful transactions per month, get about 1 complaint every other month, and 1 chargeback about every 3-4 months. They do impound fees on any dispute or chargeback, but I would hardly call it business crippling. Certainly less severe than our merchant account which has a higher chargeback fee than PayPal, and also PayPal doesn't charge for customer disputes. Also PayPal has ruled against every customer who filed a complaint about delivery once we showed proof of delivery (not a signature). Our merchant bank has screwed us every single time there is a chargeback over non-delivery, even when we fax them a copy of the recipient's signature.

In short, I can't wait to get the "delete merchant bank/switch all processing to PayPal" task to the top of my to do list.

PayPal has never required us to leave a reserve amount in our account. I believe that is due to our low complaint/chargeback rate.