21 October 2017, 01:07 AM
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"TRF" Member
Join Date: Jul 2017
Real Name: David
Location: Chicago
Watch: SkyD,JC, BLNR, Ex2
Posts: 1,578
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony64
There's still the remotest of possibilities that this is simply buyer's remorse, or some sort of misunderstanding, and the buyer ships your watch back and not a box of rocks.
If it's the scam that we all suspect, I'm not sure that fighting PayPal will do more than ratchet up your anger and anxiety. You can call a lawyer and spend more money or move on and consider it the price of a lesson learned. It sucks, I realize, but despite best wishes and wholehearted support for a fair resolution, it's still ultimately your word against his. Unless he's demonstrated a pattern of such behavior, I don't see how you'll prevail. Hope I'm proven wrong.
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If the buyer/scammer sent back and box or rocks or an empty box, that will actually be good. As you counter and file a claim against the buyer for not shipping back the original item. If the scammer sent back a fake watch, that's what makes it difficult because that's the exact claim he sent to Paypal.
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