quote Shadruh

quote smitrovic

I'm insulted with your generalization!!!
So by your terms I'm scammer even i sold to more than 200 people so far and all are happy (you can check my trade page). So your 1 example is better than my 200?

It's like saying all blond girls are stupid, all pretty man are gay etc...

Im reporting you to the IRS

good one If you give me USA citizenship i'll be glad to pay tax



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As someone who has bought and sold virtual goods for over 10 years, there is zero protection for the buyer. As long as the seller responds in the 2 week time period and says they sent the virtual goods you are shit outta luck.

Haven't dealt with this issue in a few years now so it may have changed, but I've had it happen a handful of times back in my vanilla wow days where you are just screwed. It really comes down to do you trust the guy you are buying from enough.



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if you select gift as the payment category then the receiver is not charged taxes/fees.



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Purchased multiple cards via gift and not had a single problem. So it seems there's something wrong with your blanket generalization. There always is risk but I choose who I deal with carefully.



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In reality there is no protection from PayPal period when buying intangible goods and this is the generic response you will get

Unfortunately, we are denying your claim because your purchase was for a
virtual, digital, or intangible item. Indeed, our PayPal Purchase
Protection only covers claims involving physical items that can be shipped
and tracked. Payments for intangible, digital items or services are
therefore not covered.

We encourage you to work directly with your seller to resolve the problem.
You'll find their contact information on the Transaction Details page.


Aka if you get screwed your *bleep*ed. It's always buyer beware. If you don't want to risk it buy card packs from mobage otherwise suck it up and roll them dice lol

People request gift payments because they do not wish to get hit with the Paypal fees as a seller.



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