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This was more epic than a thriller!! Hopefully all ended well?
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Wondered if that was him on your stories today. Will you get any of your stuff back on any compensation?
Bender
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I don't understand the logic nor the legality by which Paypal can just reverse their initial decisions based on the demand of the scammer's bank.
Paypal held the money and reviewed the dispute, per the terms and conditions of their legally-binding contract with the users. They found in favor of the seller. They then awarded said money to the seller. Whether or not a third party financial institution weighs in after Paypal has made their decision should be irrelevant, at least according to Paypal's own rhetoric regarding buyer and seller "safety."
Paypal held the money and reviewed the dispute, per the terms and conditions of their legally-binding contract with the users. They found in favor of the seller. They then awarded said money to the seller. Whether or not a third party financial institution weighs in after Paypal has made their decision should be irrelevant, at least according to Paypal's own rhetoric regarding buyer and seller "safety."
OldManFung
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I had dealings with this guy too a couple of months back. He sold me a Y2 Leather jacket and issued a PayPal invoice.
I paid it, he gave me a tracking #, and he sent me a jean jacket instead.
He then made excuses and blamed the shipper and promised to send me the correct item.
He gave me another tracking # which supposedly had the Y2 leather jacket, but it was delivered to a place in South Carolina.
He then ghosted me after repeated attempts to communicate with him.
I started a PayPal dispute with him (to which you have to do the extra step of saying you want PayPal to get involved) and documented all my chats with him. I even included this thread which had a post about the Y2 Leather jacket he was trying to sell.
After a month I won and I got my money back.
I don't really know what this guy strategy was. It seem doomed to fail. But then again, if I didn't include this thread in the PayPal dispute, maybe PP would have sided with him.
I paid it, he gave me a tracking #, and he sent me a jean jacket instead.
He then made excuses and blamed the shipper and promised to send me the correct item.
He gave me another tracking # which supposedly had the Y2 leather jacket, but it was delivered to a place in South Carolina.
He then ghosted me after repeated attempts to communicate with him.
I started a PayPal dispute with him (to which you have to do the extra step of saying you want PayPal to get involved) and documented all my chats with him. I even included this thread which had a post about the Y2 Leather jacket he was trying to sell.
After a month I won and I got my money back.
I don't really know what this guy strategy was. It seem doomed to fail. But then again, if I didn't include this thread in the PayPal dispute, maybe PP would have sided with him.
