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RE: What to do for pickup at post office - hy6rid - 02-10-2018
(02-09-2018, 09:12 AM)ZOM_BIES Wrote:(02-07-2018, 04:27 AM)hy6rid Wrote: If they gave you a tracking #, don't try it. It will be significantly harder and if you escalate it to PayPal/eBay, they will almost always side with the seller if it says delivered.They will always side with the seller but only if the seller makes an effort to reply to the dispute or else its a win for the buyer, so there's a slight chance of getting a refund. It's worth trying tho
Also as you are using eBay, it has a higher probability that the seller will reply. You should have ordered the item from a large company and tried refunding instead of buying from a person, it that case u would have had a leverage as large companies tend to ignore PayPal disputes.
Yeah. There is an extremely high probability that the seller will dispute the refund, because an iPhone costs a lot and eBay is more personal in terms of sales transactions. Just don't try refunding them, it's not really cool if you're trying to trick someone that invested time and money into getting that phone.
RE: What to do for pickup at post office - copscalled - 02-10-2018
See if you can return the item, then SE a larger company.
Good luck op
What to do for pickup at post office - sigma - 02-10-2018
Do not use the post office.
Use a drop.
Drops are safer: you have better OPSEC when only you know the location, whether it's abandoned or a home of some richfag, you have the details of the delivery.
Never use the same drop more than a few times, and be aware of controlled deliveries (not usually a problem unless it's over $400-ish in goods).
RE: What to do for pickup at post office - mothered - 02-11-2018
(02-10-2018, 07:05 PM)sigma Wrote: Never use the same drop more than a few times
This.
In my views, a couple of times at the max then move onto another drop. The objective Is to try and not maintain the same level of consistency, hence cover your tracks by not raising suspicion.
RE: What to do for pickup at post office - BobRossLover17 - 02-16-2018
(02-10-2018, 06:13 PM)copscalled Wrote: See if you can return the item, then SE a larger company.
Good luck op
Ya I returned it just going to do a bigger company
RE: What to do for pickup at post office - BobRossLover17 - 02-16-2018
(02-10-2018, 06:00 AM)hy6rid Wrote:(02-09-2018, 09:12 AM)ZOM_BIES Wrote:(02-07-2018, 04:27 AM)hy6rid Wrote: If they gave you a tracking #, don't try it. It will be significantly harder and if you escalate it to PayPal/eBay, they will almost always side with the seller if it says delivered.They will always side with the seller but only if the seller makes an effort to reply to the dispute or else its a win for the buyer, so there's a slight chance of getting a refund. It's worth trying tho
Also as you are using eBay, it has a higher probability that the seller will reply. You should have ordered the item from a large company and tried refunding instead of buying from a person, it that case u would have had a leverage as large companies tend to ignore PayPal disputes.
Yeah. There is an extremely high probability that the seller will dispute the refund, because an iPhone costs a lot and eBay is more personal in terms of sales transactions. Just don't try refunding them, it's not really cool if you're trying to trick someone that invested time and money into getting that phone.
Nah it was one of those sellers that sells a bunch of refurbished Iphones It wasn't a dude selling his single phone but anyway I did return it im just going to get one from Apple or something
RE: What to do for pickup at post office - Oni - 02-17-2018
If you pick it up at the post office, they'll ask for your identification - which will verify your receipt of said parcel.
People like you are probably going to turn Ebay into MercadoLibre, which is full of scammers and whatnot.
RE: What to do for pickup at post office - udz - 02-17-2018
Why do you scam people on eBay, that's so messed up imo. They are usually hard working people trying to make a few bucks off their old products. Do big companies because they can take the loss.
RE: What to do for pickup at post office - Blink - 02-17-2018
(02-17-2018, 07:27 AM)udz Wrote: Why do you scam people on eBay, that's so messed up imo. They are usually hard working people trying to make a few bucks off their old products. Do big companies because they can take the loss.
^ This
If you must engage in theft, why steal from the little guys? Don't steal from EBayers, and make sure that the product is fulfilled by Amazon if you are stealing from Amazon instead.
Of course you could just buy it instead of stealing it...