In the last 2 days, I received about 15 orders for one high end item—all different customers; paid with paypal. Customers opened a new account to buy, but that seems to be my customer base since I sell new and they come in from google.
However, Paypal got nervous about the activity and limited my account. Should I be concerned?
The item is a humminbird Fishfinder—Cost $564 I have plenty, that’s no problem, but I can’t seem to get ahold of anybody at Bonanza and it really is time sensitive.
Any thoughts from the Community?
Teresa
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teresbfree Reputation: 10 See teresbfree's booth |
Hello teresbfree
Welcome to the Bonanza Community!!
Thank you for bringing this to our attention, so that our team can investigate and take appropriate action against these type of buyers.
You have taken great steps concerning these buyers and we are so sorry for the experience you have had. Again, thank you so much for letting us know!
If you need additional support please email our support team and they will be glad to assist you further. Contact us at [email protected]
Thank you and Happy Selling!
Kind Regards
Wanda T.
Happiness Producer
Bonanza Support Team
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bonanzawanda Reputation: 1046 See bonanzawanda's booth |
I had that happen to me last year at this time. I got 8 or 9 orders in one day for the same $300 item, all within a couple of hours of each other. I was leary so I googled the address’s and they were all either “drop boxes” or freight forwarding address’s.
I was nervous about the sales, so I just cancelled them all and refunded. That same day Paypal “flagged” my account. A few days later Paypal notified me that all the sales were fraudulent. I’m glad that I had cancelled the orders.
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BargainHunterCrafts Reputation: 642 See BargainHunterCrafts' booth |
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