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on โ02-10-2021 07:26 AM
Long story short, bought a phone on eBay. Seller looked suspect to begin with but I took a chance.
Seller provided tracking number which stayed stagnant for days. I eventually file 'item not received' complaint.
A few days ago while at work, I get an email from eBay saying the item was delivered at 10.43 am.
Sure enough, no phone in my mailbox. I check our security cameras. Nothing delivered that entire day.
I update eBay on the scam details. Meanwhile check with Australia post. They inform me seller addressed package to "The Resident" an apartment complex. I live in a house. They also put the return address as Kogan.
I am assured by eBay I will get my money back. It's happened before (though not this elaborate) so I am not too worried.
Well, unbelievably, Paypal issued me today with a 'courtesy refund' and told me the item WAS delivered to my address! Good news for the scammer!
Just be wary about buying guys, because these crooks ARE getting paid!
Solved! Go to Solution.
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on โ04-10-2021 11:58 AM
What part of this scam is elaborate, or in anyway new.
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on โ04-10-2021 12:09 PM
"Caveat Emptor" springs to mind GP - something the OP overlooked.....................
"Start me up I'll never stop......"
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on โ04-10-2021 12:14 PM
This from a person who choose to buy from a scammer
Grow up


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