Bloody hell.... I can't keep up with this thread!!
Miss one day is like missing a year, yikes! Anyways...
Well at least you used paypal... They tend to side with buyer in this case.
so should I just file a dispute now ? Wont they just try to contact the seller who will say, they item is not for sale until 30/7 so wait ?
damn I feel bit foolish now !
better dispute already i think
That's the downside with a pre-order market, scams are so easy and innocent.
You should capture the PayPal email you sent cash to and google it to see if there were previous complaints.
Contact the seller itself, PP will think you're a joker looking for a freeride if you don't even do that.
All you need to tell PayPal is that this seller is impersonating the Manufacturer's website, aren't an authorized reseller and you want your money back so you can buy from the manufacturer.
You can also, and SHOULD ALWAYS google a domain name (websitename.com) + words like "scam" or "complaints" and you can usually find some real experiences.
Watch for fake reviews too, they just look WAY too generic.
If you can do it, get your CC to reverse the transaction as it is a "Deceptive Domain Name" used, trying to act as the manufacturer, with whom there is no relatoinship.
(Forgive me if I'm wrong but I doubt it)
Anyone who has any sort of "financial authority" will be mimic'ed; that's why you need authorization to obtain domains with the word "bank" in it. (Seriously)
Since Bitman doesn't try to get itself ranked #1 for their popular keywords, other crooked webmasters will fill in their short comings and profit in deceptive ways.
I hope you didn't get scammed buddy but if you did, I hope you'll learn a lesson... I hope you learn one if you don't lost your $$$
This is the Wild Wild West of finance; people without a conscience will profit from those who don't believe anyone would do such dishonesty.
Most of us who love God wouldn't do such a crime against him; but not everyone thinks like this.
NOTE: PayPal does not always side with the buyer even if the seller is not good on their advertised claims. PayPal loves money more than you.
Such as a money back guarantee that isn't being honored on a digital product, PayPal doesn't back/warrant ANY digital product.
Not long ago, few weeks at best, there was a fella who was ripped off by like 19BTC who impersonated Waldohoover...
Seriously, not many will feel bad for you because you should know better; it's not a market for impulse buyers and this has been proven time and time again.
There are also people who will try to claim they made a "huge buy" hoping the manufacturer will compensate them even with 1 unit; success for free?
Those who will do best in mining are those who have patience and take mathematically inclined decisions; not impulse.
You can't be a linear thinker in this game, it's a war game, a nasty one, fought with deception and information.
Do you know of how much money the 1840's miners got ripped off out of? Would be billions today.
Some of the biggest earners were the gold buyers making 3-5 times their paper investment.
The miners didn't know math nor weight measurements and trusted the dealer; others were blatantly handed counterfeit paper.
Your enemy thinks: "If they don't care for their money enough that they won't even do any research, I'll shamelessly take it, LMFAO and Thank/F*** you..."
Start by contacting the seller, wait 72 hours for a reply.
Take your money back REGARDLESS don't take credit, altCoin, money order, nothing else but a refund.
After 45-60 days you can no longer file for refund with your card company.
Wait for Bitmain Tech to re-open sales =D (Hint Hint Bitmain lol)
Not sure if you need to buy exclusively with coin on Bitmain's website but buying coin with CC/PP is rather tough.
You'll need to sign up to an exchange, get verified (KYC) if you want to buy with fiat.
Or find a member here willing to sell coin to you for PP or CC - Marketplace > Services - Find someone that does PP CC transactions.
You might get lucky on Local Coins too.
Best of luck, I hope you get your money back!
