Paid via paypal through bank account refund wanted

I bought several items from a seller who never sent the items.
I paid via PayPal, but used my bank account instead of the PP balance.
I need to know how to get my money back. I tried going through paypal but don’t see the transaction to dispute.
I tried contacting the seller, but I’m getting no response.

Thank you for any info you can give.

asked almost 2 years ago

4 Comments

VeronicaBooksAndArt June 28, 2022

If you paid with Paypal and used a bank account added to Paypal, the transaction should be there. Ask Paypal why it’s not. Did you log into Paypal and select which added bank account to pay? Or did Paypal process your CC payment as a guest account?

tomwayne1 June 28, 2022

These forums aren’t monitored full-time by Bonanza staff. So, send your concern with transaction details to [email protected] to alert them of the issues. They might be able to help and “motivate” the seller.

QuakerMaid_VooDoo June 29, 2022

@tomwayne1 : I’m typing up an e-mail right now. Thank you.

abigdogmom July 06, 2022

I would also file a claim with your bank. Had this happen to me on another platform and using a credit card. PayPal was no help, but after proving I had contacted PayPal, my Credit card co took care of the problem

2 Answers

Paypal is very good when it comes to claims, if you did pay thru them it will show in your activity, just check the day you paid, also if you did it thru your checking account your bank statement would also reflect it and you can reference it from there.

answered almost 2 years ago

PayPal is a solid if you where wronged they will make it right, honestly the number 1 choice for me.
I would say the site owner not being part of the solution on a seller buyer issue contributes to lower number of items sold.

answered almost 2 years ago

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