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I received a notice form Paypal today that they had "selected' a transaction for "possible" non authorization. I am supposed to fax proof of delivery?
I write content for webmasters online. This was for a client who emailed no communication about unhappiness with the article and suddenly Paypal is putting holds on the transaction for no reason?
How are content writers supposed to "verify" "shipment"?
I think Paypal needs to update its policies to include newfangled ways of "shipment" and delivery.
Like email.
Furthermore, why is Paypal initiating its own claims and case for no reason?
"may have been unauthorized". What does that mean? Did the client approve payment or not?
And should Paypal be instituting claims for cases where neither the buyer nor selling has any complaint?
I write content for webmasters online. This was for a client who emailed no communication about unhappiness with the article and suddenly Paypal is putting holds on the transaction for no reason?
How are content writers supposed to "verify" "shipment"?
I think Paypal needs to update its policies to include newfangled ways of "shipment" and delivery.
Like email.
Furthermore, why is Paypal initiating its own claims and case for no reason?
"may have been unauthorized". What does that mean? Did the client approve payment or not?
And should Paypal be instituting claims for cases where neither the buyer nor selling has any complaint?