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It think It's very Inappropriate to request It.

A government ID card Is In fact your Identity, and apart from the government Itself and associated entities, It should not be distributed to anyone. Their request Is not justified so In a sense, It's an Invasion of privacy.

I declined and am going about it another way

[mothered]

It think It's very Inappropriate to request It.

A government ID card Is In fact your Identity, and apart from the government Itself and associated entities, It should not be distributed to anyone. Their request Is not justified so In a sense, It's an Invasion of privacy.

I declined and am going about it another way

Good move.

[randomDude]

I declined and am going about it another way

may i ask what strategie you used instead?

[Defeat]

I declined and am going about it another way

may i ask what strategie you used instead?

I went through PayPal. Denied, unfortunately, but an appeal is on the route. Might be a complete fail though, I'll see.

[mothered]

I went through PayPal.  Denied

On what grounds did they decline It?

[Defeat]

I went through PayPal.  Denied

On what grounds did they decline It?

I think they automatically accept claims from the seller if the package is marked as delivered. I thought I had a strong case, called, and they confirmed, it's all dependent on the tracking number provided. I was refused an appeal initially but I managed to get someone to actually look into it.

[mothered]

I think they automatically accept claims from the seller if the package is marked as delivered. 

Though, as you're aware, It doesn't conclude that you've personally received It.

Many years ago, I had a couple of legit deliveries stolen from my doorstep. It was marked "delivered", but "personally not received". Pretty sure It was my neighbor (we argued a lot), but couldn't prove anything.

I was refused an appeal initially but I managed to get someone to actually look into it.

Well, at least the claim Is still open with some hope of succeeding.

[Defeat]

I think they automatically accept claims from the seller if the package is marked as delivered. 

Though, as you're aware, It doesn't conclude that you've personally received It.

Many years ago, I had a couple of legit deliveries stolen from my doorstep. It was marked "delivered", but "personally not received". Pretty sure It was my neighbor (we argued a lot), but couldn't prove anything.

I was refused an appeal initially but I managed to get someone to actually look into it.

Well, at least the claim Is still open with some hope of succeeding.

Sadly PayPal is horrible and their system hardly ever makes sense.

[Defeat]

Update: They are willing to issue a refund or replacement, but only if I send my ID. I will consider this a failure because they'e not getting that from me.