Papaiyacoffee, where art thou?

[leafiarose]

So it's been a while since some of us have bought canvas plushies from Papaiyacoffee. We are aware that she was going through a hard time -- which was why she decided to sell some of her plushies -- but so far she has not responded to any of our Pms regarding our plushies. We don't know if they have been shipped, if she remembered that she sold

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[dinomuffinbot]

Thanks for posting this! Keep me updated as well if anything is heard. :)

[leafiarose]

No problem and I will keep you guys updated, don't worry! :)

[eeveelu]

Thanks for posting this, I'm getting really worried too. ):

[leafiarose]

No prob! I just hope we hear from her soon, I want my Flareon... D:

[eeveelu]

I want my Leafeon and Jolteon. ;~;

I was so excited to get two of my grails and now I'm worried they might not even come. ):

[havvaiibabe]

Yay thanks for this! Hopefully someone has some information on her whereabouts (:

[zorualullaby]

if you need to contact her i know she sometimes goes on DA i saw her about 2 days ago http://pa-paiya.deviantart.com/ leave her a note :O

[entirelycliched]

The email address that buyers sent paypal payments to might be a good place to start. If the item/proof of shipment is not provided before the dispute deadline (45 days), disputes should be opened to avoid losing out on money/items. Opening a dispute should be used as the last effort of trying to contact someone; if they do not respond during the dispute window (I believe it's either 7 or 10 days - if it comes to that, paypal will have info about it as you click through), then it should be escalated to a claim.

[leavanny]

I hope it doesn't come down to a dispute...I'm going to try and e-mail her.

[entirelycliched]

Like I said, disputes should be opened as a last resort after other avenues have been exhausted. A dispute does not automatically request a refund from Paypal; it serves as a method of communication between buyer/seller. Only if the seller is unavailable or item/proof of shipment cannot be provided within the dispute time frame should it be escalated to a claim, which seeks Paypal's intervention.

Having to use that method is less than ideal, as everyone would prefer the transaction to go through. However, after the time limit elapses, there is absolutely nothing anyone can do to recover items/money. :( I am currently in the process (and have been, for months now) of trying to persuade a seller to send out dozens of items owed, and there has been extremely little progress made. Unless a user is willing to "donate" the money to the seller and forego getting the item at all, they need to take advantage of Paypal's intervention.

[dinomuffinbot]

i thought it was 35 days. i really don't want to open a dispute. :( i'd rather have my item than my money. Thanks for the info!