Fraud: Dongguan Shunfa Logistics Co., Ltd.
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I placed two separate orders from two completely different websites for different products. After payment using my Paypal account I discovered that payment for both orders was made to <Removed>.
Both orders were shipped and when received I discovered that the items received were not as advertised. When I contacted the company I received an email with very poor grammar. Rather than offer to ship a replacement product they offered to give me a discount on what I paid but asked for banking information. When I insist that they correct their mistake they claim that it is my responsibility to pay for return shipping.
I have filed a complaint for resolution with Paypal and am waiting for a response. Looking online it appears as though this is common practice for<Removed> and basically a scam to both steal your money by shipping inferior products which are not what was ordered but then to also collect bank information.
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Hi,
Same thing happened to me from a different company.
I pulled this up hope it helps.
I pulled this up from Legal Beagle (https://legalbeagle.com/13357033-law-regarding-receiving-a-shipment-that-was-not-ordered.html)
Receiving the Wrong Item
If the unordered item was an incorrect fulfillment of an order the customer did place, you are legally required to send the correct item or refund the customer's money in full -- including shipping costs. You can ask the customer to return the item, but he has no legal obligation to do so.
I also told them that I will send all the email from them to the FTC ( Federal Trade Commission) and that I am sure they will be more then willing to look into your company's records for the last 5 years.
I received my refund in Full.
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I don´t want to send a tennis ball back to China (cost 15 USD in shipping) to get my refund (24 USD),
Even if I, maybe, get my return charges back after some time? (I bought a Dog ball launcher and just got a tennis ball.)
I told PayPal that, Dongguan Shunfa Logistics Co., Ltd. is a fraud company and linked to this threed.
Got this answer:
For you to get your money back, you need to follow the instructions we have given you.
This is according to PayPal rules and can not be changed in any case or transaction.
Strange???
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This is simply not true. I have had many problems with these crooks (Dongguan & Co) and I’ve had an instant 100% refund. I cannot understand why they are telling you a different story.
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Congrats!! Please tell us how you are getting refunds. There are 65 pages of complaints from people who aren't getting refunds. And Dongguan Shunfa Logistics is just 1 of the company names these scammers use. There are at least 2 others and both have pages of complaints as well.
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