Common use of Eligible Transactions Clause in Contracts

Eligible Transactions. The Chargeback Protection Tools only apply to credit or debit card transactions that meet all of the criteria set forth below (“Eligible Transactions”): a. a transaction processed via PayPal; b. a transaction that is payment for goods and services that are not excluded under the terms of the PayPal User Agreement, including but not limited to the Acceptable Use Policy; “Eligible Transactions” do not include any of the following: a. transactions for goods or services which are ineligible for PayPal’s Seller Protection program, a list of which can be found here; b. checkout transactions initiated by your agent or representative on the buyer’s behalf (for example, a payment transaction initiated via telephone by the buyer with the assistance of one of your agents); or c. transactions which are part of a pre-authorized subscription agreement or recurring billing agreement or other type of reference transaction arrangement between you and the buyer. To the extent you submit an ineligible transaction for review through the Chargeback Protection Tool, PayPal may, at its option, perform the CBT Risk Assessment for that ineligible transaction and charge you the agreed upon fee for the Chargeback Protection Tool. However, such ineligible transactions will not receive the other benefits of the Chargeback Protection Tools.

Eligible Transactions. The Chargeback Protection Tools only apply to credit or debit card transactions that meet all of the criteria set forth below (“Eligible Transactions”): a. a transaction i. card transactions processed via PayPalthe Advanced Credit and Debit Card Payments checkout integration; b. a transaction that is payment ii. card transactions for goods and services that are not excluded under the terms of the PayPal User Agreement, including but not limited to the Acceptable Use Policy; “Eligible Transactions” do not include any of the following: a. iii. transactions for goods or services which are ineligible for PayPal’s Seller Protection program, a list of which can be found here; b. iv. checkout transactions initiated by your agent or representative on the buyer’s behalf (for example, a payment transaction initiated via telephone by the buyer with the assistance of one of your agents); or c. v. transactions which are part of a pre-authorized subscription agreement or recurring billing agreement or other type of reference transaction arrangement between you and the buyer. To the extent you submit an ineligible transaction for review through the Chargeback Protection Tool, PayPal may, at its option, perform the CBT Risk Assessment for that ineligible transaction and charge you the agreed upon applicable per-transaction fee for the Chargeback Protection Tool. However, such ineligible transactions will not receive the other benefits of the Chargeback Protection Tools.