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The first way to sue PayPal is through consumer arbitration. If your contract has an arbitration clause it gives you the right take legal action against PayPal through an officially-designated, independent dispute process that's not a court and won't require showing up in person.
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How To File a PayPal Complaint: Step-By-StepStep 1: Reach Out to PayPal Customer Service. ... Step 2: File a Formal PayPal Complaint. ... Step 3: Dispute a PayPal Transaction (Optional) ... Step 4: Escalate Your Complaint to Small Claims or Arbitration.
Here are your options: File a claim through PayPal. File a lawsuit against PayPal in small claims court. Use independent arbitration to settle your complaint against PayPal.
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Be aware that disputes must be opened within 180 days of your payment date, and that you and the seller will have 20 days to work things out.
Ask For a Refund There's no button for refund requests on PayPal. However, sellers can manually issue a refund up to 180 days after a transaction. If you haven't, contact the seller and ask for a refund. If they're not sure how to issue one, all they have to do is look up the transaction in their records.
If the seller doesn't respond, the claim will automatically close in the buyer's favor, and a full refund will be issued. If the seller does respond, PayPal will work to evaluate the information provided and determine the outcome of the claim.