Disputes
Dispute occurs when:
A customer has not received goods or services.
The received goods or services are not as described.
The customer needs more details, such as a copy of the transaction or a receipt.
How it works
A customer can file a case with PayPal through the Resolution Center to dispute the charge or ask their bank or credit card company to reverse it. A charge reversal is also known as a chargeback.
Disputes in the PayPal Resolution Center
The customer files a dispute directly with the seller or on PayPal's Resolution Center.
The seller reviews the dispute and provides additional information.
The customer is refunded if the dispute is settled in the customer's favor.
Disputes through the bank or card issuer
The customer files a dispute with the bank or card issuer.
The dispute is created in PayPal.
The seller reviews the dispute and provides additional information.
The customer is refunded if the dispute is settled in the customer's favor.
Customer workflow
In the Resolution Center, the customer selects the dispute from the following options:
I didn't receive an item I purchased
I received an item that's not as described
I want to report unauthorized activity
I have a billing issue
A dispute is created, and the Resolution Center prompts the customer to contact the seller about the problem.
Actions available with the Disputes API
You can also use the Disputes API to automate actions in the Resolution Center.
The following table shows the methods available as actions in the Resolution Center.
Go to Case summary.
Select Open Cases.
Under Case ID, select **+** to show the transaction ID, date opened, and other details.
On the case summary page, click View.
Select Message, enter the message details, and click Send.
On the case summary page, click View.
Select Make an offer.
Select which offer to make: Full refund offer with item return, Partial refund offer, Replacement offer.
On the Escalate to PayPal page, enter the detailed description, and select Send.
Click Enter tracking information and order status.
Enter the information and click Submit.
You can provide more evidence by uploading files.
To accept the claim, select I'll issue a refund to my customer and close this case.
To appeal the dispute, select I disagree with the claim. I'd like to submit additional info.
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