Get money back Paypal?
Hey, I made a stupid mistake. I sent money via PayPal yesterday, but I stupidly specified friends or family.
Is there any way I can get the money back?
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No. You’ve been through the payment of family and friends conscious on any buyer protection dispensed with and was also pointed out several times.
And you also made yourself criminal: And you and the seller have taken together a joint fraud at the expense of Paypal. You have cheated PayPal together for their legal fees by asserting that you are family and friends, which does not correspond to the facts.
PayPal will not help you in the least, because from their point of view you cheated on them. You can even block yourself for disregarding the terms of use, and always.
That’s how it’s when two scams cheat each other.
No.
The Mula is what.
Only if the recipient is so nice to send you the money back.
nö, since this is a gift and therefore no buyer protection takes