Can I go beyond a dispute that went against me?
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I bought a neck massager from a company called Royal Massage. They stated it shipped from the USA. It shipped from Australia. They item didn't work. I tried to deal with their customer service and got nothing in return. So I filed a claim with Paypal. The company agreed to refund IF I sent it back to Australia. So I package it up and head to my post office. The shipping to Australia is $200! So Now I can't get in touch with anyone at Paypal and my case closes. I think Paypal should have to cover the cost of the item. Paypal should not do business with fraudulent companies. Is there any higher levels totake a case?
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Dispute the charge with your card issuer instead.
PayPal always asks buyers to return item if an item is not as described, for a refund if you escalate a dispute and they rule in your favor. PayPal does have a return shipping refund program but it covers up to $30.
Do research on a site/merchant before buying for reviews or stick with tried and true reputable merchants. A lot of these random sites do drop shipping and the sellers don't know the quality of the item and is shipped from a location different from their base of operation.
Kudos & Solved are greatly appreciated. 🙂
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