After further appeals, and more supporting documents, It turns out that Paypal is still siding with the thief, even
though I have produced every document they requested. They assured me last week that I would get a refund if I produced a USPS receipt which I did yesterday.
This eBay transaction was clearly a scam, and the scammer has
other victims that Paypal and Ebay facilitated.
I did get some satisfaction from another potential victim
that sent me this note just last night:
“Thanks for posting this guys complete details in
Internet...
this is the best thing to do when things like this can
happen...
If I wouldn't have seen this posting; I would have shipped
my iPhone to this guy....you saved me.”
You are welcome sir. I am glad I could save you $200 and
misery of having a financial corporation treat you like you are the bad guy.
This is enough evidence that I feel I could win in small claims court. Because...it's not the principal of the thing ..its the money.
Clearly this a money laundering operation.
Clearly this a money laundering operation.
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Hm, and there was me thinking that PayPal and eBay were designed to protect people from this sort of thing!
You going to be on Judge Judy?!!!
One person...too bad, but two or more... it is an operation. I am in the process of filing a Suspicious Activity Report.
I could send my uncle, Vito "Blood 'n' Guts" Bondo over to pay a visit to his kneecaps,if you want I should.
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