Paypal Dispute Question...

Messier2 · Jun 1, 2009

Can a seller win a paypal dispute about a card with surface issues with this statement in his description?

Note: It is widely known, among collectors, that the surface material which Topps/Bowman chose to use on their 2007 Bowman's Best is extremely smooth and reflective. As a result, a very minor scratch or two may appear on the surface - more so with Veteran and Rookie cards and less so with Prospects.

Does that automatically make paypal side with the seller in this case?

hive17 · Jun 1, 2009

The word "minor" is the nebulous word there. If PP agrees that some guy thinks a scratch is closer to "major", then they win. I like the disclosure by the seller actually, but i don't think it would cover you if there was actually gouges or stuff like that.

Messier2 · Jun 1, 2009

hive17 said:
The word "minor" is the nebulous word there. If PP agrees that some guy thinks a scratch is closer to "major", then they win. I like the disclosure by the seller actually, but i don't think it would cover you if there was actually gouges or stuff like that.

That is actually what it has....so basically I have no case since the scan does not show the damage?

Sweetness · Jun 2, 2009

You'll win that dispute. "Not as described"=scan does not show the damage. You'll win

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