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Originally Posted by cmccuist
We had a bad feeling about it when eBay said they would “try” to get the item back if the dispute didn’t go our way. We went to our bank and asked about blocking certain transactions that had to do with PayPal, eBay, or this buyer’s credit card. They said the only way was to close all of our accounts.
Plus, my wife does a lot of $20-$50 transactions for items that sell well on eBay, but not so quickly on other sites. She decided to just suck it up and call it a lesson learned. She’s already paid eBay back, so the only thing left is to get back the necklace.
We will try the letter from the lawyer and the police report. I wonder how many more people will get burned before eBay and PayPal put a stop to this. It may take a class action suit.
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My guess is that the scammer, if forced, will eventually return a different, much cheaper necklace, but good luck.
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