Watching the thread...
Saturn looks enticing. I might just place an order, hoping for PayPal protection if things go pear-shaped.
I was one of those last people, who managed to get a refund from BFL
Saturn looks enticing. I might just place an order, hoping for PayPal protection if things go pear-shaped.
I was one of those last people, who managed to get a refund from BFL
Does paypal get you refund after 45 days ?...i paid from paypal based on this premise but dont know now if i will get my money back if KNC goes BFL.....
https://cms.paypal.com/cgi-bin/us/?cmd=_render-content&content_ID=security/buyer_protection
From their step-by-step guide:
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Step 1 - Open dispute right away
You can open a disputeA buyer asks for a seller's help in resolving an issue with a transaction. in the Resolution CenterLocated in My Account, the PayPal resource for resolving issues between buyers and sellers. to contact a seller directly and resolveA buyer and seller come to an agreement and close the case, or PayPal comes to a decision and closes the case. a problematic transaction. You have 45 days from the payment date to open a dispute. Common reasons for opening a dispute include:
You paid for an item but haven't received it and the seller is uncooperative or nonresponsive.
You received an item that was significantly different than described.
Click the Report a Problem button in the Resolution Center to open a dispute. Then, provide more information about the issue and post a message to the seller.
Transactions older than 45 days cannot be disputed but should still be reported. PayPal tracks seller performance trends in the event we need to take action to protect other buyers.
You can open a disputeA buyer asks for a seller's help in resolving an issue with a transaction. in the Resolution CenterLocated in My Account, the PayPal resource for resolving issues between buyers and sellers. to contact a seller directly and resolveA buyer and seller come to an agreement and close the case, or PayPal comes to a decision and closes the case. a problematic transaction. You have 45 days from the payment date to open a dispute. Common reasons for opening a dispute include:
You paid for an item but haven't received it and the seller is uncooperative or nonresponsive.
You received an item that was significantly different than described.
Click the Report a Problem button in the Resolution Center to open a dispute. Then, provide more information about the issue and post a message to the seller.
Transactions older than 45 days cannot be disputed but should still be reported. PayPal tracks seller performance trends in the event we need to take action to protect other buyers.
I think I'll be waiting until mid-/end-of august before ordering...
