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Quick question. Im having a dispute with Paypel. Its not an alarming amount ($309), its just the concept. It short, I purchased an item on ebay and paid using Paypel via my Amex card. The item was defective. I contacted the seller and they provided a shipping label for a refund. I shipped it, the tracking shows delivered, but they never credited. I contacted Paypel to open a claim, they issued a credit (which they now call a temp credit). They then denied the claim. Reason for denial was because: “The address I used to ship the item wasn’t written in the sellers email (they seller had just attached a shipping label)”. Im now getting collection calls to collect this amount. I can use small-claims court, but more than that, I wish to suit them so they change this wrong and ridiculous policy. My question is twofold: 1)Is this a case? 2)Is this something an attorney was take as a get-paid-if-i-win basis?
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It is not a case that any attorney would take. It is $309. It is small claims. However, it appears there is an issue with the seller's address. The seller has made the money. That is who you would sue.
Answered on May 20th, 2019 at 5:50 AM