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Shipping scam

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Everyone has got the wrong idea, this is a tracking scam being used by sellers on Alibaba and Aliexpress. You buy an expensive item, the seller gets some seeds or worthless junk and sends it to anyone in the US with tracking. The tracking from China Post in the US does not have a record of an address. So when this package shows "delivered", then the seller that gave this tracking number to his victim, will accuse him of getting his item. The Ali group is making $250+ Billion every year from the US and probably half is stolen money from this scam. Their arbitrators side with their sellers and give them your money. I have just become a victim of this and have clear evidence that it is a tracking scam and still I lose. The junk the seller sent with tracking was EMS, the most expensive, and the item I bought for $150 would have been $550+ to ship it. No seller spends more money to ship than what he gets for the item. Also the item had been marked "delivered" three times, indicating that this junk package was returned to the carrier twice because it was refused.

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I have seen some of you trying to resolve this with the shipping company. There is even a reply from the shipping company, all of which is fake. The shipping company gives you a tracking number and it might even show your address as the point of delivery. The issue is that nothing was ever shipped, the shipping company is likely to receive a share of the price you paid to go along with this scam. China or not, any shipping company will be able to investigate why non of these parcels arrive. The only way they can claim they are aware of the scam is if they take part. Where else would they get your address? They know the retail company in the UK is fake. Think about it, how do they allocate a tracking number. These numbers are issued without any goods leaving China. They will string you along with excuses for months but funnily enough they can never investigate.

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SCAM! SCAM! SCAM! Says delivered. Never received it. Post office does not have it. SCAM! SCAM! SCAM!

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This is the way to make duplicate shipping guides, with this copy of the guide scam buyers. In my case, I was tricked with the duplicate guide RV917030916CN, this guide arrived in the same country of destination but different person or recipient.
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