@Z08Crunch
Accepting or collecting has nothing to do with refunding!
I collected the package, I opened it up, I saw it's not what I ordered, I used it and I'm not satisfied, I payed for A, received B. I gave my money to PayPal, they proceeded it further to the given company. Well, I wanna be refunded by PayPal and I'll send 'em a product to proceed it to seller they obviousely work with or to use it as an evidence in upcoming lawsuit they'll rise against the given company.
I realized I got caught in a scam little while after paying for my order.
As I kept on receiving more adds for the same kind of deal. I gave a more thorough look on what I got myself into and without reasonable doubt I had been scammed.
I concluded this, perhaps two hours after I paid, specially thanks to this community thread.
I tried immediately to cancel the payment in Paypal but Paypal had already committed to the seller.
Such hastiness from Paypal under the circumstances can only be but reprehensible. Paypal charged my CC immediately without any possible revision whatsoever???
As per Paypal advice, I first sent the seller emails without any answer, of course, and afterwards I went for open a dispute.
In my case I could only file a dispute under two situations
Not Receiving an Item
Receiving an Item different from what I've paid for
So Accepting or collecting has everything to do with refunding.
In my case, if I collect the item I will most certainly have to pay customs taxes and eventually the return to the seller without any refunding for these costs. Summed up to the already reasonable doubt of ever been refunded at all I open the dispute for Not having received the item which it is what is going to happen.
