Quote from: Levinson on May 24, 2014, 03:36:43 PM
For those unfamiliar with PayPal, they will refund you themselves if you dont receive your item, or if they consider it unlikely that your product return will ever reach the seller, ala returning things to China, or if the cost of the item new is similar cost of return postage. IMHO PayPal is worth it. So far they have been excellent for me in cases like this.
I think you're mistaken: the paypal buyers' protection does not cover lost parcels (read the fine print)... or did you ever get your money back even for lost parcels when the sender could prove they've sent the item on its way but for matters unknown it didn't arrive?
Quote from: mothaibaphoto on May 25, 2014, 04:56:14 AM
I'm aware of how to dispute PayPal transaction. But I was pretty sure they will solve the problem themselves. They asked me to wait for 3 months and there is just 45 days to dispute the transaction on PayPal.
The smart idea is always to dispute after 45days if the delivery hasn't arrived no matter what or you're at the mercy of the seller. Signaling a bad ebay rating is also a good idea, or in costly cases forum posts which are sure to be picked up by google.
Quote from: mothaibaphoto on May 25, 2014, 04:56:14 AMNow they send me email with offer " issue you a full refund if you remove your post from the forums.". No guys, you don't shut me up this way. Let it cost me 150 USD, but I want others to be warned.
Thanks, though I fear it won't be any good in general - there are too many china sellers so the other fishy ones will just continue with their business practice, they're so cheap for a reason. Still, I keep buying from china because domestic sellers have ridiculous premiums for small camera items that cost cents from china but tenth of € from europe.