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Originally Posted by Adraco
Paypal hasn't covered digital or virtual goods since at the very least 2009 when I started reading their TOS. This is nothing new and has been there for a very long time.
They simply do not have the time or ability to act as mediary going over says functionality in a script or anything similar. There has been numerous stories here before on this, and people have been shipping CDs with content and the script files on, just to have a shipping number and are in fact selling physical goods.
For amounts this large, I do not see why you do not go through a site built for this, like Freelancer.com.
It costs a bit more but your money are protected and milestones can be set, payout as work gets done, reviewed and approved. |
Paypal never covered digital goods that I can remember.
If you downloaded it then paypal would not do any refund.
Too many people would download a product and then ask for a refund just so they
didn't have to pay.
So paypal has to do this; we the people did that to ourselves.