I guess there's always that slim chance that something drastic happened to him or a family member. Unlikely, but I have heard alot of excuses for not sending packages in a reasonable time, and some of the most outlandish excuses from cigar guys. I truly hope nothing happened but in most scams similar to how things have gone down here so far, the seller uses a bogus tracking number, and after a few days its delivered to an incorrect address or the package starts bouncing aroudn the USPS tracking system. USPS doesn't issue a label or tracking number until the shipping has been paid for... and the label in the OP for this thread shows it was insured too (over the $50 or $100 standard insurance that is included with Priority mail). This sort of makes me think something happened to the seller. Its been exactly 1 week since the tracking was issued, which is not a really long time, but if I were invovled here, I would want answers as to why the box was not picked up or dropped off after a week of sitting. Bad things do happen on occasion.
Crossing my fingers for everyone here.
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[quote author=tksamtec link=topic=45379.msg181652#msg181652 date=1528917306]
...... USPS doesn't issue a label or tracking number until the shipping has been paid for... and the label in the OP for this thread shows it was insured too (over the $50 or $100 standard insurance that is included with Priority mail). This sort of makes me think something happened to the seller. Its been exactly 1 week since the tracking was issued, which is not a really long time, but if I were invovled here, I would want answers as to why the box was not picked up or dropped off after a week of sitting. Bad things do happen on occasion.[/quote]
After purchasing a label online (Click-N-Ship) and obtaining a tracking number, the purchaser can then just not use the label and request a refund from USPS. Common scam tactic.
...... USPS doesn't issue a label or tracking number until the shipping has been paid for... and the label in the OP for this thread shows it was insured too (over the $50 or $100 standard insurance that is included with Priority mail). This sort of makes me think something happened to the seller. Its been exactly 1 week since the tracking was issued, which is not a really long time, but if I were invovled here, I would want answers as to why the box was not picked up or dropped off after a week of sitting. Bad things do happen on occasion.[/quote]
After purchasing a label online (Click-N-Ship) and obtaining a tracking number, the purchaser can then just not use the label and request a refund from USPS. Common scam tactic.
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tksamtec
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[quote author=jimbobber link=topic=45379.msg181656#msg181656 date=1528926149]
After purchasing a label online (Click-N-Ship) and obtaining a tracking number, the purchaser can then just not use the label and request a refund from USPS. Common scam tactic.
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I realize you can request a refund, which takes about 2 weeks to process. Why bother to purchase addirional insurance coverage knowing you are setting up a scam and going to get a refund in 2 weeks...seems a bit ridiculous to me.
By no means am I taking sides here, just wondering if something came up for him...that would explain the lack of communications and not shipping people's boxes. I know it looks fishy and it probably is a scam, but I am hoping for otherwise.
After purchasing a label online (Click-N-Ship) and obtaining a tracking number, the purchaser can then just not use the label and request a refund from USPS. Common scam tactic.
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I realize you can request a refund, which takes about 2 weeks to process. Why bother to purchase addirional insurance coverage knowing you are setting up a scam and going to get a refund in 2 weeks...seems a bit ridiculous to me.
By no means am I taking sides here, just wondering if something came up for him...that would explain the lack of communications and not shipping people's boxes. I know it looks fishy and it probably is a scam, but I am hoping for otherwise.
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Bgscfd
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He got me also for $625 for the sharks.
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kmax
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Mark DeCarlo
36 Church Ave
Ballston Spa NY 12020
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This is the info i have for him for a deal back in 2014
I didn't buy any of his recent items although i was tempted.
Hopefully all is made right with the folks here.
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AlohaStyle
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According to his profile page, he was last active yesterday... he knows what he's doing.
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[quote author=AlohaStyle link=topic=45379.msg181663#msg181663 date=1528935958]
According to his profile page, he was last active yesterday... he knows what he's doing.
June 12, 2018, 06:44:30 PM
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That was Wade. Not him.
According to his profile page, he was last active yesterday... he knows what he's doing.
June 12, 2018, 06:44:30 PM
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That was Wade. Not him.
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I agree. This is no accident. Sold multiple boxes of different Opus. POS.
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AlohaStyle
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[quote author=TheGiver link=topic=45379.msg181664#msg181664 date=1528935997]
That was Wade. Not him.
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I looked yesterday, then his last login was the 11th.
That was Wade. Not him.
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I looked yesterday, then his last login was the 11th.
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Add me to the list for power rangers. I’ll do whatever if we need to file a police report. I’ve been buying for years, although new to here, and this is a first. Doesn’t feel great.