Issue is we are comparing legit negative balance to scam negative balance.
A scammed negative doesn't matter. The person scammed can't collect from
a scammer.
Like Jens said. He bought ebay stuff. Now, if he didn't wire money into
his account (if he was a scammer), he still would have received the stuff
he bought on ebay, and not have paid anything. Those people would have been
scammed. Paypal would have taken the money back from them. They would
not have the product or the money.
Michail
Your PayPal account can have a negative balance if:
* You tried to make a payment with your bank account, but the payment
didn't go through.
* There wasn't enough money in your PayPal account to cover a
purchase.
* An unauthorized payment was made from your PayPal account.
* We issued a refund from your account to cover a buyer complaint.
* We reversed a payment that wasn't eligible for PayPal Seller
Protection.
In a message dated 5/17/2012 3:18:15 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
I can confirm that, happened to me some time ago:
I used a separate bank account for all my Ebay stuff (and this was the
bank account assigned to PayPal), and I forgot to wire money there. When
I paid with PayPal for some auction the money got sent but I got a
notification that my bank account (the one I used for PayPal) was not
covered, so I had a negative balance. PayPal gave me two weeks to wire
money to my account in order to even out the negative balance.
Jens
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