UPDATE: My dispute was also denied. BUT then I contacted UPS and told them what happened. They then shared more information with me. The false tracking number I received was for a company in Ohio who sent a package to a company in my town (I received all the specifics but do not want to share them on here). I then contacted the company in my town and they were really helpful and understanding. They were able to pull up their package information to show that the package was actually theirs and that Blueshopi stole the tracking number and provided it to me as if it were my package. I gathered that information and a bunch of other proof and submitted it to PayPal. I then contacted PayPal and explained what happened. They then decided to refund my money! One of the issues is that UPS only provides very basic info as proof of delivery. So when a PayPal rep tracks the package it appears that it was delivered. That's because Blueshopi is stealing tracking numbers for packages delivered to the same location of where you live. PayPal confirmed that they do not call UPS for further info. But the basic proof should be enough sometimes to at the very least reach out to the disputer for more info. For instance, "my" so-called package was signed by someone with a different name and showed the package as weighing 1.7 lbs. The cooler I ordered weighs 21 lbs. This basic information should be raising red flags to the reps at PayPal reviewing these disputes. I'm sure PayPal receives tons of complaints, some valid, some not. But I hope that they look closer at some of these red flags and investigate further. I also hope they will revisit the other cases that have been filed against this company. If your case has been denied I suggest getting more information and contacting PayPal by phone. After numerous complaints were filed against Blueshopi they shut down their website. I now see they opened a new website but they included an extra "L" in their name. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THEM!
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