chewwl88 wrote:sundaymorningstaple wrote:You STILL have not told us WHY the buyer wanted a refund. Until we know that, this still smells fishy. Did you promise one thing and send another or were the goods not as advertised? This will usually result in the buyer winning the case. That or you were extremely slow in shipping the goods after the buyer paid for them.
No, I send the correct one. The buyer make payment by credit card. The fund was been hold by PAYPAL as want me to send out the goods then release the fund to me. Which the buyer make the file
After the goods was send out, the PAYPAL release the fund. However, after one month later, the PAYPAL notice me that the buyer issue an chargeback against me. The buyer do not authorized this payment.
The goods already send out in FedEx with tracking no. Upload the information to PAYPAL, after the review. they claim buyer win the case.
It really unfair. so how about my goods? cannot get back and need to pay the total amount that profit only cost S$100.00
Please help.... how?
It seems like a real scam, using a false paypal link, the nigerians use them all the time, although you do have a delivery signature, so you need to file a police report. I think you will find, that you are not really a member of the real paypal.com
I think the scammer has sent you the link and asked you to sign up for paypal a paypal account, and you will see the funds there for you.
A buyer cannot even submit a claim for 45 days, not 30. and if you are new to paypal you are not even covered for selling.
Read both links
http://www.newlifeauctions.com/ebay_scams.html
See what i found:
http://www.aboutpaypal.org/fraudulant_charge_back
It appears paypal are screwing up because newbies of paypal are not covered, certain checks have to be done, before a seller can be covered and i think he must have a minimum of sales first: Scammers target new People, and often ask them to sign up with paypal, the buyer sends them the link to a false paypal link.
Thank god it's never happened to me yet but close I have been while buying, and refused to send the money at the last minute, when i spotted that it was a scam! On needs to keep up to date on scamming if selling.
It also happens in export too, even if a letter of credit is arranged, just like escrow services, one needs to be very careful, check out the buyers, in the country in which you are posting to.
I have heard that big scams of ordering goods, with LOC are made, the buyer refuses to sign for them, the costs are to much to ship back, and the goods are then sold off at custom auctions very cheap, the buyer that ordered them is their bidding on them, he knows the true value. Also LOC documents maybe fake! Always ensure the LOC is irreversible!
