21-11-2019 4:44 PM
Well this is a strange one - can you be a bit clearer about the problem?
What you appear to be saying is someone signed into your account, )having first bought one of the very many identical phones you've got for sale, and have sold previously,) and issued themselves a refund after you sent them their item?
And another someone did the same thing?
eBay agree unauthorised activity has been carried out on your account but haven't removed the listing?
PayPal agree you've been compromised but are still trying to get the cash from you?
What you're describing, if I understand it correctly, that's not opinion, it isn't possible - the simple mechanics of it don't work.
Can you break it down because as it stands it makes literally zero sense.
For money to be refunded when you don't have a PayPal balance that is sufficient to meet the refund, you'd need to sign into PayPal to issue the refund. Non balance refunds can't auto-issue. If it had been refunded from a balance there wouldn't be any pending status in eBay.
That means your PayPal account would have to be compromised too - so lets get a better idea of exactly what's happening.
Go to PayPal, click one of the refunded payments, tell me what it says under associated payments.
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