It amazes me that PayPal can make a determination based on the statement "because the vendor had proof of delivery". PayPal only responded through chat and either could not comprehend this scam or chose to ignore specific facts. I tried for several days to get someone at PayPal to investigate where our order was delivered. They stated they only need the proof of delivery. signature, name , etc. UPS stated the tracking number provided by this sender did not deliver to our address and could not provide any further information. So in conclusion, we have a scam that produces a UPS tracking number that is not related to the confirmed ordered, delivery address that in turn PayPal agrees with to reach a conclusion that the vendor is legit and delivery was made somewhere? Someone at PayPal needs to step up and look into this scam. At this point I recommend everyone needs to question PayPal's commitment to associating their services with this type of vendor. Along with that PayPal needs to find a way to insure the paying customer is protected to some extent when these situations arise. Just to say "case closed" doesn't cut it.
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