1. Sell big $ items on your website. 2. Ship any ol' package via USPS to the CITY where the buyer lives, but be sure to use a DIFFERENT street address than the buyer's. 3. When the buyer opens a PayPal dispute because their purchase never arrived, simply provide PayPal with the Tracking Number from #2. USPS Tracking only provides detail to the CITY level, but PayPal's Dispute Resolution Center will side with the seller when Tracking shows the package was reported Delivered and the city matches the buyer's PayPal account city. Yes, it's just that easy! So much money to be made defrauding buyers and getting PayPal to back you! ... This really happened to me: PayPal Resolution Center case: PP-D-68284425. The seller provided no more documentation than the Tracking Number and PayPal Resolution Center denied my case. More details, if you don't believe me: Fact 1: USPS Tracking only shows the town the shipment was sent to. Fact 2: I opened a case with USPS when the Tracking Number provided was reported Delivered but no delivery arrived at my address. Fact 3: Yes, the seller provided a tracking number that showed a shipment to my TOWN – the one listed on my PayPal account and provided to the seller for shipment. However, my local postal supervisor investigated and confirmed that the package label was created and sent to a different street address. Fact 4: The same local postal supervisor reported to me that they received a picture of the package with said Tracking Number (which is how they validated the different address on the label), but also allowed them to inform me that it was an envelope, sent first class mail. Fact 5: The item I purchased via PayPal was a weight-lifting bench, a dumbbell weight rack, and 150 lbs of dumbbell weights. Can you have any doubts whether said purchase was sent first class mail, let alone in an envelope? AND YET... PayPal Resolution Center denied my request for reimbursement citing as evidence only that the seller provided Tracking. I guess it pays to sell with PayPal and defraud honest buyers!
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