Dispute Facebook ticket scam
JackMerry94
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Aug-16-2019
12:44 AM
I was scammed yesterday for £120 for concert tickets that a guy on Facebook was selling. He gave me no reason not to trust, even providing screenshots of the order number, how many tickets he had etc... I think it's a little ridiculous that if it's sent under friends and family nothing at all can be done.
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Nov-06-2019
04:09 AM
Hi JackMerry94,
The friends and family payment option is a gift transaction. It is intended for friends and family to send funds to each other as a present for birthdays/Christmas or to split a lunch bill. This was created for customers who have family members overseas as an easier way to transfer money to them faster and without fees.
If a buyer uses this option to purchase goods or pay for a service, they are breaching the Acceptable Use Policy on PayPal. As there is no fee applied to the transaction, no Buyer Protection will be applied.
- Siobhan

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