Dicktahoe

Here’s the easiest way to get it resolved.  PayPal removes $$$$ from your account one of two ways: From a Credit Card or from your bank account.  You should always tie PayPal to your credit card, then you can file a dispute with your credit card for the PayPal charge, the CC company will refund your money and go after PayPal.   If you have your PayPal tied to your Bank Account, go to your bank and file a “Fraud Report”, then your bank will refund your money (Wells Fargo refunded mine), and they will go after PayPal. I no longer use my bank with PayPal, only a Credit Card. ... View more

I had extensive discussions with PayPal by email nearly 2 years ago. They still have taken no action against this vendor and still continue to support him with PayPal and except his scam shipment verifications, in my case a package of kids happy stickers.  PayPal is a disgusting organization and I refuse to do business through them. ... View more

PayPal has known about this Scam site for Months and months and still does nothing to remove it from accepting paypal.  A truly disgusting way to conduct a business. ... View more

You are right, and for me also PayPal denied my claim even though I was sent a small package of smiley stickers. So here’s your recourse.  If you had your PayPal funds taken from your credit card—Dispute the charge with them and they will remove the charge and go after PayPal.  If you had your funds removed from your bank account, go in and talk with your banker and file a Fraud-Report.  I did that, and my bank credited my account for the Fraud and went after PayPal.   ... View more

As I’ve said before, PayPal will do everything they can to keep from refunding your $$$$ Paid for in good faith using PayPal.  Soooooo, what can you do.  Simple!  Make sure the funds used for Paypal come from your credit card and not your bank account.  That way you can contest the paypal charge with your credit card company and they will give you a refund and fight with PayPal for you.  No worries!   ... View more

Once PayPal resolves the case, in this case in favor of the Vendor, they claim “Case Closed” and they will not reopen it no matter what evidence of Fraud you send them. First the Vendor scams their customer, YOU, then they scam PayPal. PayPal has been notified by several of us over the past many months, but Does nothing to stop this vendor from using PayPal payments.  ... View more

I hope you have better luck with PayPal than I did. It turns out this is a double scam so here’s how it works. You order the tool, and the vendor send a notice to PayPal saying it’s been shipped. But he doesn’t provide PayPal with tracking information. Then about a month later he sends a small package, about 2 ounces, that has a sheet of kids stickies—I got stars, my brother got happy faces. Now he has a tracking number for package. When you launch a protest with PayPal to get your money back, the vendor supplies PayPal with that tracking number and PayPal denied your claim and finds in favor of the vendor. You’re **bleep**! I think the only thing you can do is watch for that package and save it so you have a record of the tracking number and the size of package that he sent you.  That’s the only way you can prove to PayPal that you did not receive the Dewalt product you ordered.  My brother charged his order with a credit card so it was easy for him to claim he did not receive the package and they credited his account with the charges. I bought mine using PayPal and so far they have refused to refund my purchase price. I’m still arguing with them to try to get them to reverse Their decision in favor of the vendor. ... View more

 From:  Richard Keenly I disputed this transaction and it was found in favor of the Seller, that is running a Scam Site. I already contacted DeWalt tools and notified them. They will verify it’s a scam. This guy also scammed you by sending you a confirmation that the package was delivered which it was not. I believe all this is being run out of China. I ordered the product on Mar. 26, 2020. The first tracking number I got, which is the one he gave to Pay Pal was for a small package mailed from Southern California. That package weighted about 2Oz and contained a little sheet of stick-on starts. The SCAM is that he could now send you a tracking number, but that was not for the procduct I ordered, it was originally sent from So. Cal and delivered to me a few days later. This Seller is very clever. When questioned about the shipment he mails a package of stickers, and then sends you the tracking number claiming it for all the DeWalt tools I bought—TOTAL SCAM Your file has been uploaded.  image.jpg / 2.91 I would never dispute a legitimate transaction and have been with Paypay for years, with no issues. My brother bought similar tools, but fortunately he charged it to his Credit Card. When he disputed the charge they reveresed it. I would expect the same consideration from PayPal. ... View more