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C1V is Cynzia Tozzi company. Both IP's and media company is 1 company.
C standing for Cynzia.
Just type in Cynzia Tozzi C1V on youtube and you can see her fat ass.
sigh
PayPal has been (shockingly) quite fair with us. I just despise having to take 10-20m to properly collect all data, make screenshots and "A, B, then C" type of flowsheets to hopefully make it easier on whatever PayPal agent has to deal with mjj chargeback rage nonsense. My previous experiences with PayPal back as a broke college student selling miscellaneous small dollar stuff on eBay were horrific, which is partially why I tried to avoid using them but I also fully understand the trust/safety aspect as a buyer and think it's just likely a necessary evil.
All of our outcomes have been:
1. We just refund (because they were within the TOS and we would honor it anyways and we'd be likely to lose this by our own TOS, they just should have asked us rather than start a dispute).
2. Contest, offer a partial refund that is usually slanted in buyer's favor because I'm too soft (every angry mjj has rejected these offers). Eventually win outright.
3. A few cases where PayPal sided with us, but for whatever reason also didn't want their buyer pissed off so they refunded the buyer from their own funds while not striking us for dispute/taking the money. I assume they have some sort of spending metrics to come to this decision. Rare occurrence.
All in all out of many many thousands of PayPal only transactions, total disputes have been extremely small in raw numbers. I just have 0 patience for it because there is no reason to dispute something we'd readily refund, and when you're a newer merchant on PayPal that rising dispute rate puts you into danger zone of getting your fees pushed up and costing a significant chunk of money for nothing.
Hello, this is PayFriend support,
Thank you for your feedback. We will be sure to a lot less fair in the future to keep up customer relations.
Thanks for sharing these details, @crunchbits
I've had a few disputes by now with PayPal and the client has received a refund in all cases. There was a thread earlier in here with a client exploiting a feature in Blesta to essentially generate unlimited account credits. His services were canceled after initial contact to remedy this situation which led him to dispute his payments. Even though I provided screenshots of contact with him essentially admitting to using this exploit and my very fair dialogue with him PayPal decided to refund him in full. I called PayPal because that situation pissed me off, and their reasoning for refunding him was: I didn't submit proof that I delivered the servers. I did end up getting $200 as an "apology" for them.
In other cases PayPal has simply just paid the client the amount disputed without subtracting it from my account.
I really think that PayPal with services costing less than $5 aren't bothered checking any reasoning and just sides with the customer.
It just stands to show that PayPal do indeed cover digital goods.
T-thank you for your service.
If a merchant wins a PayPal dispute but the customer then does a successful credit card chargeback (after losing with PayPal), will PayPal then take back the funds from the merchant?
So many drama with C1V but my vps is doing its job very well.
+1 here, the vpn works well too. had the issue "your vpn appears to be disabled", contacted the support and eventually got it working.
The saddest part is that community brings up real problem and provider just ignores it while sipping espresso.
Chargeback and be done with this.