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[goode43]

my grandkids were over last week and I had my computer on. They were playing a game. My 6 yr old granddaughter bought a  275.00 Chinese tea pot. I’ve contacted the seller. I suspended the card when I saw that charge because I thought someone got a hold of my numbers. 

There in China. Do I have any recourse?

[psycho.red50-1]

Do you Riccardi maybe she was logged in and just did and it slipped her mind to log out or she never felt at her kids would actually go be interested in going down to Amazon or eBay or anything like that you know I was the one mistake and being hard arm for no reason you’re being ridiculous

[psycho.red50-1]

Wow trust me I six-year-old if Ysidro can open a childproof bottle back and figure out how to order something on eBay I mean there’s a big blue button we have confirm hit up a year yeah wow it’s not hard trust me

[psycho.red50-1]

I don’t use PayPal I use my debit card and it’s two clicks the first one to pay you back now or whatever and then the second one confirm being nice blue button to six grow and loved it in and six rolls of the kids are sharp they are very sharp very smart they figure out things that will blow your mind

[psycho.red50-1]

Just to let you know I read some of the comments that you’ve gotten if I was you ignore those comments Mist are clueless about how smart and devious kids can be  and on eBay it’s super easy is a big blue button I’m sure they’d love to check out push it  whatever they can do don’t read the message,  start reading it if it’s positive continue reading it was negative stop don’t put yourself through  it these idiots are not work it 

[tigercatt-16]

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@psycho.red50-1 wrote:

I don’t use PayPal I use my debit card and it’s two clicks the first one to pay you back now or whatever and then the second one confirm being nice blue button to six grow and loved it in and six rolls of the kids are sharp they are very sharp very smart they figure out things that will blow your mind

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I think you’re attempting to tell me I’m wrong. Your postings are a bit confusing.

I’m not saying it couldn’t happen. I’m just saying it just sounds odd to me that a 6 year old would go through the steps of completing a sale.

It’s really no biggie. No need to panic or give the seller grief for something that isn’t their fault.

OP should just use this as an expensive lesson to remember to turn her/his computer off when the grandkids are over. 
This time a teapot, next time they’ll be purchasing diamond rings and vacation packages. 😉

[releasethekraken_1]

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@psycho.red50-1 wrote:

Yes absolutely if you can get a hold of eBay which is not easy trust me and you need you have to wait till probably comes in as is the bad thing but it was probably comes in then you you are ask eBay to step in that they say you’re supposed to have to sell first but I am in my experience it does no good temperature and they don’t understand the language or Just like there’s a lot of shady sellers out there good luck I contact eBay and yes you do every course

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I have no idea what any of this means.

[ittybitnot]

My 6 yr old granddaughter bought a  275.00 Chinese tea pot. 

That is simply amazing.  The child managed to select it AND go through the steps required to use your credit card to pay for it. 

[bestproductstore-21]

Hi Friend 

I wonder how your six year old Grand daughter do this purchase. That means she knows how to do purchasing  through eBay . Marvels work . Every time sign out from eBay but if she knows how to log on to your eBay account you are unsafe. 

[janet9988]

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@goode43 wrote:

The seller cancelled the sale and took my 270.40

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That is not what happened.

The buyer pays the seller. The buyer is 100% in control.

 Sellers can not take money from anyone's accounts.

You do realize that the seller is charged nonrefundable fees for this.

The charge back will be investigated and they will look at what IP address the payment came from since you stated you did not recognize the transaction. Also once you filed the false claim you tied up the money on ebay. No it has to go through the investigation and the money is on hold.

You caused yourself a big headache and you just think it is all the sellers fault. The seller did NOTHING wrong.

The seller is 100% innocent in all this mess and is the one who loses money.

[katzrul15]

Ok - had to go search what was so great about a Chinese Teapot.  Holy catz - it's a whole big thang.

Be glad your GD did not click on the one at the top of the page, these are mighty expensive!  (and not something a 6 year old would typically be drawn to searching for?)  My DS is in college and I won't even give him access to my account!  😗

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[sandi7766]

Why would a 6 year old buy a tea pot? I'd find the "kid did it" if it was some expensive toy, but this is a hard story to swallow.

[7606dennis]

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@psycho.red50-1 wrote:

Wow trust me I six-year-old if Ysidro can open a childproof bottle back and figure out how to order something on eBay I mean there’s a big blue button we have confirm hit up a year yeah wow it’s not hard trust me

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If that is what the six year old granddaughter did in this case and intentionally used the OP's credit card without authorization, it is probably good that she is only six.  If she were eighteen, the OP's credit card company could go after her or at least refuse the OP's charge back without the OP being willing to press charges for the unauthorized use of the card.  I've actually seen that happen.