I say that if there is a shipping code that confirms delivery and receipt of the product by someone, the buyer cannot claim non-receipt as you have a way to track the product.
When the buyer submits the claim, paypal will ask for the tracking number which you have, case closed. Even if lets say the post office dropped it off in the front door, it was delivered. You have proof of delivery which is what will help you win the case. These buyers think they can outsmart everything, they will claim not receipt, while having the product in their hand and be warranted a refund by paypal. So now the seller looks like a fool because Paypal tends to favor the buyer, you are out of money and out of the item, what a scam!!
I am going through something similar but have no tracking number since I did not get delivery confirmation or insurance on it, the buyer opted not to add insurance when checking out on paypal so what was I supposed to do, buy it and absorb the cost anyways? 9 out of the 12 packages I mailed that were already confirmed having been received by other buyers, lets see how this goes.
I am telling you, so many loopholes in the Paypal and Ebay system, its hard to keep faith.
