Hi,
I'm absolutely at my wits' end regarding a dispute I opened in July for a not-as-described item.
PayPal reviewed the case and asked me to post the item (a pair of shoes) back to seller by a deadline in early August, and provide proof of tracking on the Resolution Centre. I posted the shoes (guaranteed & signed for) but kept getting an error message when trying to upload the required documents. I rang PayPal and was told to upload the documents using a different link, which I did (before the deadline) and for good measure I also attached the documents to a message in the Message Centre, obviously with full information relating the pictures to the open dispute (and got a message back that they had been received).
Weeks later, the case was denied as, PayPal said, I had not provided the required documents.
I rang again twice and on the second call, a gentleman called Eddie from Customer Centre, who was incredibly helpful, looked at all the documentation for the case, checked the tracking on the Royal Mail website, and reopened the case for me asking me to resubmit the tracking evidence once more, using the alternative link, which I promptly did.
I've just now received an email that the case was denied again, because I did not provide tracking info!
What can I do? I'm quite literally at my wits' end. I keep submitting the tracking info, plus the screenshot that shows that the shoes were received & signed for weeks ago, yet it seems that whoever makes the decision on the case cannot see these documents, even though the people I speak with on the phone when I ring PayPal can (and seem at a loss too as to why the case was denied).
Please can someone help? It's a significant amount of money (£105) and I now have neither money nor shoes! Selene
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