charge back possible ?

[nuco]

I recently sold a domain he is new and unknown person ..his acts were very suspectable.... so i asked him for paypal masspay.....he first said only normal payment then agreed he did masspay i pushed the domain...can he chargeback...how can i protect myself

[sdsinc]

I'm afraid it's a tad late. Even if he does masspay, this could be a hijacked paypal account. Why not ask for a phone number and call ?

[nuco]

he is not online anymore.......still now......there is no problem.......what is the possible problem........how would i know he really paid or was something fishy ? can i get the domain back if he does something fishy

iam sure he is up to something really fish as he changed the whois of the domain into mine again......... hm.... can some one say what he is up to what i can do about it

[Pink Misfit]

More than likely if he is doing something fishy its probably a stolen paypal account. Not sure how you would get the name back. Good luck

[sdsinc]

Perhaps you can find a phone number for the paypal account holder and ask if the payment was authorized ?

[nuco]

how to find the number ...but still now there isnt a problem do u think i will get a problem after this


thanks for ur help guys

[Doc]

I recently sold a domain he is new and unknown person ..his acts were very suspectable.... so i asked him for paypal masspay.....he first said only normal payment then agreed he did masspay i pushed the domain...can he chargeback...how can i protect myself

is the person a member here ? what was the amount involved , if it was less masspay is fine , but if more should have used any escrow service.

Regarding your ques. if paypal acount was compromised , funds would be reversed regardless of any amount of proof you show. Usually with any paypal payment you would get an associated address , if it has phone no. well & good , else use that address & email info to search for the person . Mostly one is able to get some contact info.

[draggar]

You cannot protect yourself though Paypal since Paypal will do almost nothing (well, almost if you're lucky) - even with masspay. The best way to protect yourself is though an established Escrow service like Escrow.com, Sedo, or even Moniker's escrow service. If they're serious about the domain, they may not mind paying the extra $25 fee (or just jack $25 onto the price and don't tell them the fee).