Should I file a PayPal dispute?

Yep, if he was on holiday, he could still access his Paypal account and press a few buttons to initiate a refund.

I have done this enough times with a*****'s that knock off someones CC numbers, and get my product for free!


I would give him the benefit of the doubt, or maybe another day or two, but it seems dodgy to say the least.


Or he is putting you at the bottom of his to-do list.


I have bought a dodgy WSO in the past, and unfortunately they are very good at BS, responses. Although that one, did do refunds quickly. Although after a month or two, when his PP account got banned, then that was that!


Send him an email saying that you want to trust him, but will have to initiate further proceedings, if it takes so many days, regardless.


I also dealt with a dodgy programmer, that did a good job initially but tended to put me at the bottom of his list, and made up every excuse under the sun, as to why he couldn't finish it!


I later realized that he kept going on continuous holidays with his girlfriend, and kept stalling.

So, l said, sorry but l will have to inform the outsourcing site, etc about this, if it isn't delivered by a months time.

He kept stalling, and l did more or less get a contract stating that l owned what was done, and most of it was done as well.

And gave up after that, so if he keeps stalling, you will have to set a reasonable time for reimbursement, because as l said before, PP, refunds are "see-spot-run" events, or very quick and easy, so he doesn't have many leg, excuses!

Good luck.


Shane

I wouldn't have even bothered with a refund request. You did say that you only knew 80% of the material and that it was good. So you got 20% new material and the WSO was good. Not the seller's fault that you knew some of the material. Kind of your job to determine whether or not a product will be useful to you before buying it.

Was there an unconditional money back guarantee?

Also as Suzanne pointed out you got what you paid for, if not what you hoped for. More than half of the WSO's are 90% the same old stuff presented from a slightly different perspective.

In any event, give him a couple of days AFTER the holiday before you dispute it. Regardless of the fact that another poster finds it simple to conduct business anywhere, not everyone does business on their laptop while on vacation.

There's a difference between posting messages on a forum and doing business.

You should get your refund if you feel the need to (as long the product's warranty is still in play).

I've had to do so previously as there are scammers on the warrior forums as anywhere else

If the seller says there is a refund policy, you should get a refund if you ask for it.

Does the seller have good reputation on this forum? If yes, don't file dispute in my opinion. Wait a few more days perhaps and ask for the refund again.

I understand that there was a refund policy but you did say that it was good and you learned some new information.

The only time that I even consider refunding is for misinformation, breaking the tos of any site, or software that doesn't work.

You yourself said that the WSO was good, enough said.

I also don't think you should have asked for a refund but if the sales page says no questions asked money back guarantee then that is what the seller should provide. If the sell didn't want to give refunds they shouldn't create MBG's then.

Shane,
I was not talking about your case. I was talking about the OPs.

My opinion is that the OP shoudl accept the fact that she learned a lesson and move on. Refund policy or not,the purchaser has to make a intelligent decision about a purchase.

It is not the seller's fault she knew 80% already.