Djmcsquared
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Dec-08-2022
05:22 AM
My transaction Has all the hallmarks of a scam, but why would the seller still proceed with a Protected Goods and Services transaction ? I paid for goods seen on FB marketplace and once I had paid the money Via PP protected they went quiet and look to be blocking my messages asking for confirmation etc. There also seems to be no clear path on the resolution centre for such a dispute. Any help appreciated.
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Dec-08-2022
05:53 AM
Open a dispute for non receipt of item.
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Kudos / Solution appreciated.
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Open a dispute for non receipt of item.
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Kudos / Solution appreciated.
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Dec-08-2022
06:21 AM
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