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hive17
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...I guess 
So, here's the sitch.
I used my eBay Bucks cert. on an item that I never got, so I disputed the transaction and won (some dip **** selling Braun Chromes for $95~ DLVD, anyone remember?).
Anyway, since i won, I got a full refund right? I figured that was cool, since my eBay Bucks certificate would revert to PP fund (hence, no expiration date ).
Turns out, not only did i get the full refund from the dispute, but eBay also reverted my eBay Bucks certificate to me; meaning I got an extra $37.35.
Bonus.
But, if you look at it another way, the ****** bag seller was the one who had to pony up the funds.
Interesting no? If I were an evil genius with no morals, there's an obvious way to exploit this in my favor.
So, here's the sitch.
I used my eBay Bucks cert. on an item that I never got, so I disputed the transaction and won (some dip **** selling Braun Chromes for $95~ DLVD, anyone remember?).
Anyway, since i won, I got a full refund right? I figured that was cool, since my eBay Bucks certificate would revert to PP fund (hence, no expiration date
).Turns out, not only did i get the full refund from the dispute, but eBay also reverted my eBay Bucks certificate to me; meaning I got an extra $37.35.
Bonus.
But, if you look at it another way, the ****** bag seller was the one who had to pony up the funds.
Interesting no? If I were an evil genius with no morals, there's an obvious way to exploit this in my favor.
