Same thing happened to me. The item I purchased was shipped to me from southern California. Seller sent item that is completely different from what I had purchased - I have proof as they sent me a receipt for the the item description and product image and what they sent me is completely a different design in a much more smaller size in the wrong color and material - pure bait and switch, which is illegal in US and PayPal condones bait and switches and make the buyer pay for return shipping on a bait and switch item because that is how they ruled in the Resolution Center. Instead of shipping item back to southern California, I am given an address in ShenZhen, China to send the package back to within 8 days which for international shipping is impossible to meet the deadline - so in other words not only did the seller **bleep** me over, PayPal is complicit. Not only did the seller enacted bait and switch, PayPal's ruling compounded the distress once again victimizing the victim. In my messaging in the PayPal Resolution Center, I was explicit that I am not responsible for return shipping as it was not my mistake. PayPal's ruling condones and make it open season for scammers to victimize consumers. The amount is not much but it is the legality and legality of what PayPal did in their complicit role that irks me. In this day and age for a major corporation such as PayPal to victimize consumers is deplorable. Any class action lawyers want to take this on, I am game.
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