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@silver-fox-bullion wrote:

pay pal seller protection is less stress and far faster and the protection is greater than ebay for a seller...     Ebay need proof of delivery which from the above has NOT happened so ebay will rule in the buyers favour again even when it outside the seller control.   Pay pal on the other hand only need proof of sending  if selller proves it was send they are covered even if it was deliveried to a wrong address

 

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That may be true BUT Paypal gives the seller protection for 180 days past the sale date - so there's plenty of time to take up that option IF the eBay appeal fails.

There's absolutely no point in giving up a possible eBay appeal until the AP information has been denied as grounds for an appeal, unless of course the OP wants to "chuck the baby out with the bathwater".