Can I get my money back from Google Pay?

Yes, if the payment didn't go through.

Is it possible to cancel Google Pay? Yes, but you'll have to send a cancelation message to Google's customer support (support@pay.google.com) from your Gmail account. It can take anywhere from a few hours to a few days for a refund to appear in your Google Pay card. The refund will show up as a Google statement no paper check involved.

Can I get my money back from eBay via Google Pay? Yes, however, you must initiate the pay within 24 hours and it's only refunded for non-delivery of the item. Can I pay with PayPal in addition to Google Pay? No, PayPal hasn't authorized Google Pay as a payment option on its website. You can pay with PayPal through Google Pay, but only when it's a one-time payment, and it has to be paid for using a gift card.

What do I need to do to use Google Pay on eBay? There are a few things you have to do in order to utilize the service. First, open eBay and click the Shop Now button. Then hit Continue and select a payment method. You will see a Google Pay option along with options like PayPal and Credit Card. Choose Google Pay as the payment method and enter your payment info (Google Pay) through the pop-up window. You can also add a note in the Notes section, if you so desire.

How can I add and remove a seller to or from my eBay Wishlist using Google Pay? To remove a seller from your wishlist, navigate to your Wishlist and hit Manage. Go to My Wishlist, and tap Edit. Find the listing you want to remove, and tap the cross beside it. A drop-down menu will appear that says Remove from wishlist. Tap the drop-down arrow, and it will change to Add to wishlist. Finally, tap the box and it will gray out. To add the listing to your wishlist, navigate to the listing you wish to view. Hit Manage to get to your Wishlist. Find the listing you want to add and choose Manage. Hit edit, and choose the option Add to wishlist.

Can I add the exact items to my cart using Google Pay and eBay? Of course!

How many Google Play refunds can you do?

We've already done quite a few, but how many is enough? This blog post was written by Daniel Sperling, and originally appeared on his blog at ichart.com.

One of the most interesting aspects of Google Play is that it lets you do refunds. It's not a simple thing, though. Let's take a look at what happens.

First, some background. I have a HTC One M9, a very nice phone. It came with the original Android 7.0 Nougat (but I've upgraded it to the latest version, Android 8.0 Oreo). As you may know, the manufacturer of the phone (HTC) provides two apps for developers to test their apps in the Android store: the first one is the Google Play Store app itself, and the second one is the App Store app (which isn't officially part of the Google Play ecosystem). The main difference between the two apps is that the Google Play Store app lets you install any app you like. The App Store app lets you download only the apps you chose to be installed. You can still choose any app you like, but it won't be downloaded unless you choose to.

I got sick of waiting, so I figured, "Why not just download the App Store app from the Google Play Store app?" Well, I'm not happy about it, but it worked. I didn't realize that once you install an app from the Google Play Store app, the App Store app disappears from the screen. There's no way to get back to it. I tried going to the Play Store app, but it's nowhere to be found. That's a bit of a bummer, because I didn't want to use the Google Play Store app any more. I just wanted the App Store app.

That's why I started to experiment with this idea. What would happen if I deleted the Google Play Store app from my phone? Would I be able to use the App Store app again, or would it disappear too? I installed the Android Studio app, which is an IDE (integrated development environment) for Android apps. This means that when you install this app from the Google Play Store, you also get an Android emulator on your phone, as well as a bunch of other things. You can't actually run apps on the emulator, but you can try them out on your phone.

How can I contact Google Play customer service?

In general, you can get help from the Google Play Help Center. More detailed information on specific issues is available in the help center, which is supported on most devices ().

We're sorry that you were unable to find what you were looking for in the help center. You can try reaching out to us by sending an email to: appsupport@play.google.com.

How does GoToMeeting support Google Play? Google Play offers several new enterprise applications, including Google Keep and Google Maps. If you create an account with a Google Drive, you can easily share a Google Keep note with other GoToMeeting users. You can connect to a Google Maps location as a custom location using the GoToMeeting website. After a quick verification process, your GoToMeeting users can join your location.

How can I add a custom location? If you have created a Google Account with a Google Drive, you can easily set up your custom location and invite GoToMeeting users to join. Click the plus icon in the upper-right corner of your Google Maps page to view and edit your custom location. You can share a URL link to the location with other GoToMeeting users. Your GoToMeeting users will be prompted to verify that they are at the location when they sign in. Is there a way to download my GoToMeeting recordings to my device? GoToMeeting supports downloads directly from the website, but it isn't supported with GoToMeeting for Business or GoToTraining services. How can I delete the connection between Google Play and GoToMeeting? If you use the "Delete this connection" feature, the information will remain in the account settings. How do I access the Google Play account I set up with GoToMeeting? You can now access the GoToMeeting account on your Google Play device. Can I save videos to Google Drive or upload them to YouTube? Yes. Using GoToMeeting's mobile apps, you can save GoToMeeting sessions as a video clip in your Google Drive.

How do I get a refund on Google Play?

Why are the Google Play refunds unavailable? You can get a refund on a number of reasons. Most common ones: Your refund request was denied, your account was disabled by Google, or your password was hacked and you can't re-create it. The most common reason for Google Play Refund: Your refund request was denied, so we need more information to investigate why that happened. If you think you've provided everything that was requested, please contact us again. Google Play Refund status We should be able to look into your account and approve your request. But if we can't approve your request, that's a reason to be concerned about potential issues. We may not find the problem just by investigating the refund request. We can, however, contact you with more information, including a temporary authorization code. We may ask you for more information so we can do a better job investigating what happened. We will keep your Google Account credentials protected and encrypted. For details, see our Google Account privacy policy. Google Play Refund status: Your refund request was denied There were some issues during the refund investigation, which means you don't get a refund. For example: Someone might have logged into your account without permission while you were gone. This could mean someone made changes to purchases, like canceling a subscription or adding a family member to a product family. As part of this investigation, your profile and content for purchases was cleared. The Google Account is in an inactive state and may not be able to perform any operation, including a refund, until we're done investigating it.

Why are the Google Play refunds unavailable? A few reasons: Your refund request was denied, your account was disabled by Google, or your Google Account has been hacked and your password reset. Google Play Refund Status Help us figure out what happened with your refund request, but we may need more information. Contact us and ask to see more details in your support ticket. Help us understand the refund investigation status, but we may not have enough information yet.

We can't process your refund request. We tried but your refund request was denied. (This may happen if someone made a purchase using your Google Account while you were on vacation. So we can't investigate right now.