Unauthorized Transactions additional requirements Sample Clauses

Unauthorized Transactions additional requirements. To be eligible for PayPal's Seller Protection program for a buyer's Unauthorized Transaction claim, you must meet both the basic requirements listed above and the additional requirements listed below: • The payment must be marked "eligible" or "partially eligible" for PayPal's Seller Protection on the transaction details page. • The payment must have been made in connection with a transaction where the buyer logged into their PayPal account to complete the transaction. That is, transactions that you complete, on the buyer's behalf pursuant to an agreement with that buyer, where PayPal is stored as the payment method (such as automatic payments) do not qualify for protection from Unauthorized Transactions under PayPal's Seller Protection program. • You must provide proof of shipment or proof of delivery as described below unless the payment was for an item that was listed for sale in a classified advertisement and you completed the transaction in person. Although PayPal Buyer Protection extends coverage to buyers for intangible items, PayPal's Seller Protection does not apply to intangible items. The following is required as: Proof of shipment Proof of delivery Online or physical documentation from a shipping company that includes: • Date of shipment • An address for the recipient that matches the shipping address on the transaction details page • An address for the recipient showing at least the city, country, or postal zip code (or international equivalent). You'll need to provide compelling evidence that the item was delivered or the service was fulfilled. Compelling evidence is any evidence available to prove that your customer received the goods or services, or otherwise benefited from the transaction. Compelling evidence could include a system record showing the date the item was sent and that it was either: • Electronically sent to the recipient; • Received or accessed by the recipient; or • The date of delivery and/or "delivered" status of the item or service. An address for the recipient showing at least the city, country, or postal zip code (or international equivalent). The recipient's address (email/IP) where applicable. Signature confirmation, if the full amount of the payment including shipping and taxes exceeds a fixed amount (based on the currency of the payment) from the signature confirmation threshold table below. Signature confirmation is online documentation, viewable at the shipping company's website, indicating that the item was signe...
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Unauthorized Transactions additional requirements. To be eligible for PayPal’s Seller Protection program for a buyer’s Unauthorized Transaction claim, you must meet both the basic requirements listed above and the additional requirements listed below:  The payment must be marked “eligible” or “partially eligible” for PayPal's Seller Protection on the Transaction Details page.  You must provide proof of shipment or proof of delivery as described below.
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Unauthorized Transactions additional requirements. The payment must be marked “eligible” for seller protection on the Transaction Details Page. You must have a Proof of Shipment or a Proof of Delivery.
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Unauthorized Transactions additional requirements. The transaction must be marked “eligible” for Gold Farm Business Account protection. You must provide Proof of transfer or Proof of Delivery.
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Unauthorized Transactions additional requirements. The payment must be marked “eligible” for PayPal Seller protection on the Transaction Details Page.  You must provide Proof of Shipment or Proof of Delivery.
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Unauthorized Transactions additional requirements. You must have a Proof of Shipment. For transactions on websites other than eBay, "Shipping Company" is the Empresa Brasileira de Correios e Telégrafos – ECT ("Correios"),Total Express, Direct Transport, FedEx, UPS or DHL. For transactions on eBay’s website, "Shipping Company" is anycompanyproviding shipping services. "Proof of Shipment" is documentation from the Shipping Companythat includes at least the following information: The date the item is shipped. The recipient's name and address, showing at least the city/state or postal code (or international equivalent). "Proof of Delivery" is the documentation from the Shipping Companythat includes at least the following information: The date the item is delivered. The recipient's name and address, showing at least the city/state or postal code (or international equivalent). Signature Confirmation, Name of person who received the item at the recipient’s address for payments of R$ 500 or more or its equivalent in other currencies, according to the schedule below. Name of person who received the item at the recipient’s address for payments of up to R$ 500 or its equivalent in other currencies, according to the schedule below. Australian Dollar $350 AUD New Zealand Dollar $380 NZD Brazilian Real 500 BRL Norwegian Krone 1,600 NOK Canadian Dollar $325 CAD Philippine Peso 12500.00 PHP Czech Republic Koruna 6,000 CZK Polish New Zloty 800 PLN Danish Krone 1,500 DKK Singaporean Dollar $400 SGD Euro 200 EUR Swedish Krona 2,000 SEK Hong Kong Dollar $2,000 HKD Swiss Franc 330 CHF Hungarian Forint 55,000 HUF Taiwan New Dollar $8250.00 TWD Israeli New Shekel 1,000 ILS Thai Baht 9000.00 THB Japanese Yen 28,000 JPY Turkish Lira 375 TRY Malaysian Ringgit 1000.00 MYR U.K. Pound Sterling £150 GBP Mexican Peso $2,200 MXN U.S. Dollar $250 USD "Signature Confirmation" is documentation that indicates that the deliverywas accomplished byhaving a signature of the person who received the item in recipient’s address. In case of Correios, the Signature Confirmation is the “Delivery Receipt” (DR) issued by Correios.
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Unauthorized Transactions additional requirements. To be eligible for PayPal’s Seller Protection program for a buyer’s Unauthorized Transaction claim, you must meet both the basic requirements listed above and the additional requirements listed below: • The payment must be marked “eligible” or “partially eligible” for PayPal's Seller Protection on the Transaction Details page. • You must provide proof of shipment or proof of delivery as described below. Proof of shipment Proof of delivery Online or physical documentation from a shipping company that includes: • Date of shipment • An address for the recipient that matches the shipping address on the Transaction Details page • An address for the recipient showing at least the city/state, city/country, or zip/postal code (or international equivalent). Online or physical documentation from a shipping company that includes: • Date of delivery and ‘delivered’ status • An address for the recipient that matches the shipping address on the Transaction Details page • An address for the recipient showing at least the city/state, city/country, or zip/postal code (or international equivalent). • Signature confirmation, if the full amount of the payment including shipping and taxes exceeds a fixed amount (based on the currency of the payment) from the signature confirmation threshold table below. Signature confirmation is online documentation, viewable at the shipping company’s website, indicating that the item was signed for. IMPORTANT: Your choice of carrier and shipment options with that carrier can have a big impact on your ability to meet the proof of delivery requirements. Please ensure, especially when shipping goods internationally, that your carrier can provide ‘delivered’ status at the correct address, or your Seller Protection claim may be denied. Australian Dollar: 850 AUD New Zealand Dollar: 950 NZD Brazilian Real: 1,750 BRL Norwegian Krone: 4,600 NOK Canadian Dollar: 850 CAD Philippine Peso: 34,000 PHP Czech Koruna: 15,000 CZK Polish Zloty: 2,300 PLN Danish Krone: 4,100 DKK Russian Xxxxx: 48,000 RUB Euro: 000 XXX Xxxxxxxxx Dollar: 950 SGD Hong Kong Dollar: 6,000 HKD Swedish Krona: 4,950 SEK Hungarian Forint: 170,000 HUF Swiss Franc: 000 XXX Xxxxxxx Shekel: 2,700 ILS Taiwan New Dollar: 23,000 TWD Japanese Yen: 77,000 JPY Thai Baht: 24,500 THB Malaysian Ringgit: 3,100 MYR U.K. Pounds Sterling: 450 GBP Mexican Peso: 10,000 MXN U.S. Dollar: 750 USD Your sale is not eligible for coverage under PayPal’s Seller Protection program if: • It involves intangible, non...
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