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[cubman1941]

Same as Scooter729 -
according to my son who is a supervisor if the tracking number shows delivery it was delivered someplace - so double check the tracking number and see where.

[vintagetoppsguy]

Yeah, the tracking really threw me off. The number is 9400109699937081033306 and it shows as delivered to my zip code.

On the other hand, I've been having a lot of problems with my carrier lately. I have things that show as delivered and they don't show up until the next day. - some even a couple/few days later.

Either way, the seller can't claim they accidentally relisted it. It's obviously the same card, but the second time they provided a more clearer scan.

[gnaz01]

Originally Posted by vintagetoppsguy

On the other hand, I've been having a lot of problems with my carrier lately. I have things that show as delivered and they don't show up until the next day. - some even a couple/few days later.

This happens when you have a carrier who doesn’t want to get “dinged” by their supervisor and scans all their packages as being delivered.......

[Peter_Spaeth]

So if the seller never sent it, how does it scan as delivered? Or if he sent it but it was misscanned as delivered to you, how did it end up back with him?

[Rich Falvo]

I had a package "delivered" Saturday that clearly was not. The last time this happened, it was delivered to house #40 instead of my #48. No idea where the current package is yet.

[chalupacollects]

Well what is weird now is second listing was sold to someone else! For $15...

[scooter729]

So, the package made its way to the destination and was marked as delivered. Then, somehow it got re-routed back to the seller. Seller probably checks and sees the package is marked as delivered, and uses this opportunity to take the dishonest route and re-list the item, committing the Costanza-esque party foul of a double dip, all for a lousy extra $13 after fees.

PayPal claim may go nowhere (or it may, thanks to dishonest seller's poor decision to immediately re-list same item with a new pic). But at least neg him for it, and be happy it was a low-dollar item.....

[cubman1941]

Maybe it is time to go to your PO and speak to a supervisor.

[ALR-bishop]

If I sold the item and it did come back to me after it was shown as delivered, might I think the buyer had rejected it, and that is why I got it back. And would I then think the buyer had reneged on the deal, put the card back up and wait for buyer to explain what happened in considering any refund amount.

Of course, that could all be pure fantasy