I have a tracking number for China Post ! but doubt I would understand the china post website ......
Not only that but how many times with different items would this have been carried out.ekimj10 said:21 posts on the refund subject to date, assuming we all ordered one of each item, that's around £40 as a minimum.
The real value of the scam (if it is, and it's looking that way) could run into hundreds, if not thousands, if Amazon listed it globally.
Interesting thought?
You might want to reconsider that:RickRob said:My advice is to always fund your PayPal account with a credit card - that way you get the bank''s and Paypal's protections.
ZedFourM said:You might want to reconsider that:RickRob said:My advice is to always fund your PayPal account with a credit card - that way you get the bank''s and Paypal's protections.
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/credit-cards/PayPal-Section75
Ducklakeview said:ZedFourM said:You might want to reconsider that:RickRob said:My advice is to always fund your PayPal account with a credit card - that way you get the bank''s and Paypal's protections.
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/credit-cards/PayPal-Section75
As said, when you use a third party payment system, you LOSE ALL of the protection given to normal purchases using the card, and Ebay/Paypal are fully aware of this...
Mike
ZedFourM said:You might want to reconsider that:RickRob said:My advice is to always fund your PayPal account with a credit card - that way you get the bank''s and Paypal's protections.
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/credit-cards/PayPal-Section75
Weblink said:If your card is used directly through PayPal. If there’s no money loaded and your card is used directly to make a transaction through PayPal then chargeback should apply.
srhutch said:Worth checking that our tracking numbers aren't all the same.
Mine is SYBAA802107339 and SYBAA802006399
Wildfire said:Mine turned up.