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I ordered a nutcracker on the 22/10/20, the website stated is was 6ft tall "animated musical nutcracker with drum". I have since received the product and its is not as described (it is 30-60cm tall and not animated...). I have then checked the website again and it has been completely changed since when I ordered. The pictures originally showed it as tall as a door way and animated with lights, they have now been removed to show the small version I received. I as for a full refund as it was insanely misleading. I escalated the case, the company are now expecting me to return it to China which i have to pay for. It will cost me $15 AUD and take 2-3 months to arrive back in China (I won't receive the refund until its received). Is it right for me to refuse to return it, leaving me out of pocket, even though they scammed me?
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Hello @Tigertedd, @Maydaymom, @Elnh1958, @Bicabod, @Maydaymom, and everyone else,
Welcome to the PayPal Community Forum! I'm sorry to hear a recent transaction hasn't gone quite as you had expected. If you haven't already, please make sure to Open a Dispute through our Resolution Center. Normally the dispute decision is final, however if you have new information to present you can try to Appeal the case decision.
In the case where they've sent an item that's not as described, our review teams may need a more in-depth description of how it's not specifically the item you've ordered. If you need to ship the item back to the merchant, our Return Shipping on Us program may lend a hand there.
Sometimes the merchant may have provided tracking information showing delivery to a near-by address that's not your own. In that case, we recommend reaching out to the shipping company to request a document showing it was not delivered to the address on your transaction details. They normally cannot say where it is delivered to, which is fine - our review teams just need a statement from the shipping company dictating the details show delivery to an address that was not yours.
I hope that helps. If you do not have the option for appeal in your Resolution Center, please reach out to our Customer Support teams by clicking "Contact" at the bottom of any PayPal page.
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You need to be careful with Amazon as well. They also allow unscrupulous Chinese companies to sell on their site. You wouldn't know it until you receive the shoddy merchandise. It seems like China is full of thieving scammers that prey upon unsuspecting customers.
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doubt you will hear from them. on an almost $300 order they offered me $8 refund! wooden letter banks were plastic, 7½" tall, no names on them. Paypal denied my claim...

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Hello @Tigertedd, @Maydaymom, @Elnh1958, @Bicabod, @Maydaymom, and everyone else,
Welcome to the PayPal Community Forum! I'm sorry to hear a recent transaction hasn't gone quite as you had expected. If you haven't already, please make sure to Open a Dispute through our Resolution Center. Normally the dispute decision is final, however if you have new information to present you can try to Appeal the case decision.
In the case where they've sent an item that's not as described, our review teams may need a more in-depth description of how it's not specifically the item you've ordered. If you need to ship the item back to the merchant, our Return Shipping on Us program may lend a hand there.
Sometimes the merchant may have provided tracking information showing delivery to a near-by address that's not your own. In that case, we recommend reaching out to the shipping company to request a document showing it was not delivered to the address on your transaction details. They normally cannot say where it is delivered to, which is fine - our review teams just need a statement from the shipping company dictating the details show delivery to an address that was not yours.
I hope that helps. If you do not have the option for appeal in your Resolution Center, please reach out to our Customer Support teams by clicking "Contact" at the bottom of any PayPal page.
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