I've had TWO sellers do this to me now. I buy and pay for items (in my
case Lego sets), and either a tracking number is provided right away
(which turns out to be a fraudulent package with nothing inside but a
stupid card thanking me for my business ...
@ittybitnot wrote:We also know from reading about the 'fake tracking
scam' here almost daily how the autobot system works with that as well.
It is unfortunate that there is NOT a protocol to follow provided by
eBay for such instances. They know it is...
@movieman630 wrote:WOW, this is a new one. I'm not sure but what it
sounds like is a "drop shipping" situation where these people are taking
your order on ebay then putting an order in with Lego or another
retailer and having the item shipped to you....
@lady_madonna wrote:@frenziedmind Actually Ebay will side with USPS, not
a seller.Did you ask USPS for proof of delivery, by going to your post
office and asking them to use the carrier's GPS tracking to prove the
item was delivered elsewhere other t...
@soh.maryl wrote:If you receive a "fraudulent package with nothing
inside", wouldn't you open an item not as described case rather than an
item not received case? The "fraudulent package with nothing inside" was
from the FIRST-CASE, and that seller (...
@lady_madonna wrote:@frenziedmind In case #1, look at the seller's
feedback profile page. The seller is located in CHINA.The listing for
the item stated the ITEM location was California.Listing page:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/295589605680To view the s...
