What merchant do you have that is less than Paypal's 2.9%?

https://www.paypal.com/uk/webapps/mpp/merchant-intangibles-update

Again, PayPal subscript are setup explicitly by the client. The merchant has zip/0/nada control over what the client does with their PayPal account.

In the PayPal situation the client creates/modified/stops the subscription. They are the ones responsible for managing it, not the merchant. All the merchant sees is that they got an unexpected income

"pull" so just stops when the merchant goes away.

(Quote)

The subscription is setup and maintained by the PayPal client only. It has nothing to do with the service itself. It's like using online bill pay with your bank provider. The merchant has no control o

It sounds like there is a bug in the PayPal protocol if only the account holder can cancel the recurring payment. With other payment services like, say Visa, isn't it usually the merchant pulling the

Payments under your agreement with the merchant will be stopped. If you stop a Preapproved Payment you may still be liable to the Merchant for the payment or other penalties under the terms of your a

(Quote)

You indeed punished them by opening a dispute at PayPal. If you have a PayPal business account, you know there is a reputation for each merchant based on that PayPal decides how much they trust the me

You directly threatened their ability to accept payment from their customers - too many issues and PayPal will tell the merchant to fuck off, and this is already a high-risk industry since so many peo

There are lots of alternatives to Paypal, it's just the brand is well-known in the general public which is a big plus to a seller. Acting as a buffer between merchant and your card details is also a p

* It may be something with the Merchant ID's that they are using (I noticed a couple of different ones were used for successive payments.

(Quote)

Whoever has not charged back, really doesn't want to recover his funds. Paypal may settle in favor of the merchant for intangible items (no buyer protection).

looks like they may need to have a different cc merchant account or processor.

(Quote)

Correct, the reasoning behind refunds in a scam operation is to prevent your merchant from locking your account before you are done.

(Quote)