@tubemuseumusa wrote:
USPS was too smart for this scammer! Buyer hoped to intercept goods and file another "item not received" claim - like he's known to do, rockstar. If doing this, his google history, buying with the intention solely to leave negative feedback, wasting my time to precision test, maticulously package and pay postage lost to USPS, and the headaches of talking here isn't enough to be labelled as "scammed" than wake up and smell the coffee. I don't need this s__t in my life!
The only thing I see that you have posted in this entire thread that makes sense so far is that you admit you should have blocked the buyer after the first incident, but didn't.
What you "don't need in your life" is any rage or bitterness. There are more important things in life to get upset over... this is not one of them. If you're willing to go off the deep end over this relatively minor situation, when you have the return in your hands and out relatively extremely little money (shipping only), then perhaps online selling may be no longer something you should be involved in. Online selling also occasionally involves losses here and there. The successful sellers here understand that and don't get their socks all tied up in knots when a loss happens. They keep it in perspective and move on.
Take a stress pill. Count your blessings. Move on in life, and treat this as something minor and lucky for you to have received the merchandise back. Many others don't, with the loss of their item and often thousands of dollars to boot.
Cheers, Duffy
