Another 1 of these, just shows how little PayPal are doing to prevent them. They could flag on purchasing that you are buying through an international seller and their support is limited. That the risk is higher, as sites which are created to lure people in are often lacking in the right comments and yes once know what looking for, but first time people don't look. Forewarned is forearmed and all that, and it would be easy for PayPal to advise at payment there are X number of disputes open with this company at this time. Provide the average number of disputes with any company and would give a rating, if a company is 95% good you would buy but at 75% avoid. I doubt there are many disputes open with large reputable sellers. Of course the usual statement of looks too good to be true, is often true for a reason. But would expect some response given the numbers on the site being called out, when you consider 50% of people cheated will likely chalk to experience and not comment. PayPal's lack of action suggests an alternative reason to turn a blind eye which is not so positive.
... View more
