I finally got my money bank via the bank, I gathered all the evidence I had found, everything from screengrabs of the real product they were promoting, the emails where I cancelled four hours after placing the order, because I recognised the company from a prior bad experience when they confirmed the order, their replies acknowledging the cancellation, and three days later saying "sorry its been sent, you paid", their phoney returns policy page, the closed down website pages after the sale, the eight or so sister pages selling the exact same products, different page names but same email address, the multiple shipping companies sending different tracking numbers, all wrong, WanBexpress shipping logs showing the order wasn't even actioned for 7 days after I cancelled, I showed that the fake address didn't exist in reality, unfortunately for them, they picked a guy that knows his way around a map and google, and google maps came back with " Computer says no " I have actually tracked the real address, its in Fengxing Plaza A, which is a world away from where they claim to be, I had proof via DHL and UPS shipping quote pages that they couldn't find the supplied address, I had pictures of the fake items they sent, I had a statement from an optician saying they were fake, dangerous, and worth no more than the plastic bags they came in. I had the fake items before I was to send them to trading standards (that are now winging their way to them), and the routes they are using to get them into the country, I had an action fraud incident number, and the full printout of the consumer rights act 2015 with no less than 18 highlighted sections that the seller had breached. So I march into my bank, we sit down at opposite ends of a long table, pull the bag filled with pages of evidence (around 30 pages) start the case, and as soon as they heard the name Jinzhou, I was asked to supply everything I had there and then, and asked to wait, they brought in a cup of coffee for me, and 30 minutes later, they said the money would be refunded at the end of the day. The banks are aware of Jinzhou, and what they are doing, get everything together, and let them deal with them, thats what they get paid to do, paypal flatly have no interest in protecting customers or they would have dealt with Jinzhou far faster instead of siding with them, ... when thousands complain, and ask for help, they shoot most down, even when you have proven irrefutable evidence. I'm done with paypal, this was an open and shut case, thousands scammed, paypal didn't protect us in the face of mountains of evidence from thousands of victims. Moreover, Jinzhou did the dirty regarding my personal data, I am getting spam emails way up and beyond what would be classed as normal, and yesterday, I started getting cold calls on my phone, a chinese woman saying something ull.com and hanging up, the number is listed to London but all the numbers have been block purchased to a chinese conglomerate The full number that phoned me was actually listed on the google listing (blurred out) In the last 8 years, I have only had one other cold call, and that was 7 years ago, I cannot fathom how they got my number, but its far too much of a co-incidence that I get scammed by a chinese group, and then I start getting cold calls from a chinese owned number. I have reported the call to my carrier, and they don't tolerate scammers either. Don't let them get away with your money, fight them, get your bank to help, the banks are aware and assisting customers, there are too many people being scammed at once for them not to notice, shame that another entity didn't...
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