After three buyer complaint filings, PayPal has decided that the thief (the seller of a laptop on eBay) has provided proof of shipping. What I do know is this: "The seller indeed sent a parcel to my hometown. The parcel was 4 ounces at a priority postage of $4.20. The AC adapter weighs more than 4 ounces!"
What PayPal failed to do in their so-called investigation, although requested, was to obtain from the seller an original copy of the receipt showing the address, the date shipped, the weight, and the postage. This was too easy, but of course the tracking numbers confirm shipment to my city BUT NOT to my address, nor do the postage and weight support any portion of a laptop purchase.
This is a bunch of nonsense, and others have informed me of PayPal's weakness. That means I could sell someone an item for $500.00, send them 2 pencils, confirm they received the $500 item, and get away with it via PayPal! BUYERS: Beware of using PayPal! Bottom line!
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