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When looking up the company name in Google search almost all the way down the first page it starts to list complaints. I'm always skeptical when buying from new companies so I look them up prior. I came across this one
http://www.scambook.com/company/view/43 ... shoesshows that lists quite a few complaints against that company.
I think if it had been me I would have thrown out the shower cap rather that paying for return postage and chalked it up to a lesson learned while in turn, turning them in to whoever I could along with asking Paypal for a refund. I don't know what the process is for getting a refund though so it would make sense if you had to send the shower cap back in order to get your money back. I hope that Paypal gives you back at least what you spent to begin with.
So sucky you were taken advantage of.
Because PayPal basically is interested in knowing that the seller received a shipment I considered sending the shower cap with a hole in it the wrapper, or something else like a pencil. My reasoning for this is if the seller could have gotten a way with sending something other than a pair of shoes why can't I do the same.
PayPal's system is beyond stupid that the seller can send you anything and claim that they sent the item that was ordered. I just wonder how many people throw away the shower cap or whatever it is that they received which would prevent them from getting their money back. That just frustrates the hell out of me!
To think that there is someone out there who's laughing at people because he/she can steal someone's money and get away with it just makes me utterly furious!
I would like to see this jerk go out of business!
It's just too bad that the program "Leverage" wasn't real. Wonder if it is possible to suggest this as a plot. Or am I running amok. What do you think? Anyone?