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<blockquote data-quote="KCGroup" data-source="post: 2225231" data-attributes="member: 322940324"><p>There is technically no "seller protection" however, I have had one person try to run with the name and claim it was never delivered. I called PayPal and made my claim, provided all the proof and gave them a piece of my mind when they told me about the no seller protection and they ruled in my favor. </p><p></p><p>Basically, what I have started doing is including something like this comment in the PayPal invoices I sent out: "By paying this invoice you agree that there are no refunds, that you have/will indeed receive the domain name (insert name here) you have are paying for".</p><p>That seems to add an extra edge of protection. Worked for me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KCGroup, post: 2225231, member: 322940324"] There is technically no "seller protection" however, I have had one person try to run with the name and claim it was never delivered. I called PayPal and made my claim, provided all the proof and gave them a piece of my mind when they told me about the no seller protection and they ruled in my favor. Basically, what I have started doing is including something like this comment in the PayPal invoices I sent out: "By paying this invoice you agree that there are no refunds, that you have/will indeed receive the domain name (insert name here) you have are paying for". That seems to add an extra edge of protection. Worked for me. [/QUOTE]
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