Paypal needs to put a disclaimer in their dispute process--learn from my mistake and perhaps save yourself a lot of time, money not to mention aggravation. When you file a dispute with seller, one of the options is that what you received is not as the seller described. If you opt for that as I did, Paypal will make you jump through hoops only to tell you that oh, sorry, the seller sent you something--granted, not what you paid for, but since they sent you something, you have no claim. In other words you could send a seller several hundred dollars for an item and they, in return, send you a bag of dried dog poo and paypal will settle the claim in the seller's favor because as a buyer you stupidly were truthful: you stated they sent you something. Paypal should put a disclaimer under this dispute catagory, warning the buyer if you opt for this, you can forget ever seeing your money or what you bought. I suspect sellers have figured this out: send the buyer a much, much cheaper item (it's called bait and switch) and you, as a buyer, have absolutely no recourse.
