Just stay on top of watching to see that it went through. I believe it can take 3 or 4 days to clear. If you don't see it in a couple days, contact PayPal and show them the refund confirmation message.
SD Studios - What does Steve Dymszo owe you?
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Just stay on top of watching to see that it went through. I believe it can take 3 or 4 days to clear. If you don't see it in a couple days, contact PayPal and show them the refund confirmation message.
It wasn't your post that I was referring to, your post is actually supporting our community.
Refunds such as these always appear on PayPal and eBay first. They take 2-3 business days to show up on most bank statements, as I was told by PayPal and my bank (Chase). So no, you shouldn't be worried. Also, I'm not sure about your question in the last part of your post due to my own incompetence, so I will try to explain how I believe those refunds work on both ends (in most cases).
Buyer: Buys Item:
Seller: No Response
Buyer: Opens Refund Case
eBay: Refunds buyer out of their own pocket.
eBay: Sends seller a bill
Seller: Owes eBay the money that they paid you.
Hope this helps
CT1138
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Ah, alright, I think I understand now. Yeah, to clear up my last question, I think I was confused about how electronic refunds happen. I was unsure if he could click "refund" on his end and not actually give up the money. I normally buy on eBay and Etsy, not sell, so I'm not familiar with how the process of refunding goes.
Glad I could help
Yes, typically they'll always give you the money, then bill him. Then if he doesn't pay them he will be harassed by collection agencies and sent bills until he does lol.
I hope that guy is banned too now? Very risky business if Steve has friends here that sell in his place...
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I got an eBay notification that he's offering his Batman Speargun again.
Ollois
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How do these 'mainstream' model kit suppliers (Dymszo isn't the only one doing this) get away with taking money then apologising and giving partial refunds (if at all) with the addition of kits that the customer never wanted in the first place...???
Also annoying is the fact that these people carry on to new projects as if it's perfectly ok to repeat the process...
If you offer a service, take money for it and then don't supply the goods then you have 2 choices in my opinion...
1. Give a full and prompt refund
2. Face prosecution as a criminal for fraudulent business activities
I know none of us nice, honest replica collectors want to see people who step up and manufacture stuff to disappear off the scene BUT there has to be a limit to what we are prepared to put up with.
Also annoying is the fact that these people carry on to new projects as if it's perfectly ok to repeat the process...
If you offer a service, take money for it and then don't supply the goods then you have 2 choices in my opinion...
1. Give a full and prompt refund
2. Face prosecution as a criminal for fraudulent business activities
I know none of us nice, honest replica collectors want to see people who step up and manufacture stuff to disappear off the scene BUT there has to be a limit to what we are prepared to put up with.
Does Steve still send out newsletters to people or has he stopped so he can hide from those he owes better?
Yes.
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He doesn't appear to be hiding anymore.
I've just seen !!! Shock horror !!! CEO of MRG :facepalm
Well, it looks like Art has made a decision on the MRG and how the RPF will proceed, so we can step back as the decision has been handed down :thumbsup
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Well, it looks like Art has made a decision on the MRG and how the RPF will proceed, so we can step back as the decision has been handed down :thumbsup
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