Scott's Shipping Services - FORMERLY UNDER "POSSIBLE LIQUIDATION"

Status
Not open for further replies.
Snotface said:
He was using Netcash, so i used my credit card to pay.
Click to expand...
Was he using Netcash right till the end?
I've never actually heard of them but it seems they are a legit payments solution.
netcash.co.za

Online Payment Solutions South Africa | Netcash

Manage cash flow effortlessly with Netcash's secure online payment solutions. Streamline your business with our comprehensive services.
netcash.co.za netcash.co.za
 
airborne said:
Was he using Netcash right till the end?
I've never actually heard of them but it seems they are a legit payments solution.
netcash.co.za

Online Payment Solutions South Africa | Netcash

Manage cash flow effortlessly with Netcash's secure online payment solutions. Streamline your business with our comprehensive services.
netcash.co.za netcash.co.za
Click to expand...

They rebranded from PayGate a while ago. I believe he was offering card payments until the news started breaking so pretty close to where he posted the messages.
 
airborne said:
Was he using Netcash right till the end?
I've never actually heard of them but it seems they are a legit payments solution.
netcash.co.za

Online Payment Solutions South Africa | Netcash

Manage cash flow effortlessly with Netcash's secure online payment solutions. Streamline your business with our comprehensive services.
netcash.co.za netcash.co.za
Click to expand...
I submitted my order on 10th July, so quite close to his final moments, i think about a week or two before he admitted he was folding. I'd emailed him a couple of times because i knew he hadn't purchased my item, because it was a unique item and was still displaying on the web site as For Sale.
 
Snotface said:
I submitted my order on 10th July, so quite close to his final moments, i think about a week or two before he admitted he was folding. I'd emailed him a couple of times because i knew he hadn't purchased my item, because it was a unique item and was still displaying on the web site as For Sale.
Click to expand...
Interesting because some people in this thread say he'd removed all card payments for months before he'd folded.
 
airborne said:
Interesting because some people in this thread say he'd removed all card payments for months before he'd folded.
Click to expand...
I don't know if he had other type of card payment options on his site before i got there which he may have removed. I'm just grateful i picked the card option from Netcash.
 
Snotface said:
I don't know if he had other type of card payment options on his site before i got there which he may have removed. I'm just grateful i picked the card option from Netcash.
Click to expand...
True.
I've also learnt the hard way that when ordering online never pay via eft, card payments only, debit or credit cards because both have the same protections for online payments.
 
airborne said:
True.
I've also learnt the hard way that when ordering online never pay via eft, card payments only, debit or credit cards because both have the same protections for online payments.
Click to expand...
I wasn't aware that Debit cards had the same protection. As far as i know, it was Mastercard that had the 40 day protection, not Standard Bank as such, though obviously they are the proxy.
 
I think it's more accurate to say they have "similar" protection,when it comes to chargebacks it should be fairly similar.
Stolen/CNP protections is where it's more differentiated
 
Snotface said:
I wasn't aware that Debit cards had the same protection. As far as i know, it was Mastercard that had the 40 day protection, not Standard Bank as such, though obviously they are the proxy.
Click to expand...
Visa or Mastercard debit and credit cards will chargeback if whatever you ordered was not fulfilled/delivered and if I recall correctly it has to be done within 120 days from purchase.
They give the merchant 20 days grace after delivery eta to fulfill the order but by the time people open a chargeback that grace period has typically already passed and after investigation they issue the chargeback on the spot.
 
PsyWulf said:
I think it's more accurate to say they have "similar" protection,when it comes to chargebacks it should be fairly similar.
Stolen/CNP protections is where it's more differentiated
Click to expand...
I did qualify my statement by referencing "online payments", from the research I have done and speaking to FNB investigators when it comes to chargebacks for online orders the cover is virtually identical whether it is a debit or credit card. And very similar with stolen/CNP transactions, Capitec had no problem issuing a chargeback when my debit card details were stolen and used in the USA with a CNP food purchase of R5k.
 
Last edited:
airborne said:
Visa or Mastercard debit and credit cards will chargeback if whatever you ordered was not fulfilled/delivered and if I recall correctly it has to be done within 120 days from purchase.
They give the merchant 20 days grace after delivery eta to fulfill the order but by the time people open a chargeback that grace period has typically already passed and after investigation they issue the chargeback on the spot.
Click to expand...
Mastercard is 40 days. I think Visa may be longer, but i am unsure.
 
airborne said:
I did qualify my statement by referencing "online payments", from the research I have done and speaking to FNB investigators when it comes to chargebacks for online orders the cover is virtually identical whether it is a debit or credit card. And very similar with stolen/CNP transactions, Capitec had no problem issuing a chargeback when my debit card details were stolen and used in the USA with a CNP food purchase of R5k.
Click to expand...
Agreed,i'm just elaborating
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top
Sign up to the MyBroadband newsletter
X