Yes and no. I grasp, or at least I believe I grasp, some of the complexities involved. However, the primary issue arises from the system's refusal to allow the submission of a claim simply because the shipment status is marked as shipped. So it is super simple for a bad actor to take advantage of buyers.
- You make an online purchase.
- A bad actor ships an item of similar weight .
- During transit, the bad actor interrupts the shipment and requests an address change.
- Consequently, the buyer is left responsible and unable to file a claim.
Also, it looks there are a couple problems with Marketplace in general [1]
- You make an online purchase.
- A bad actor ships an item of similar weight .
- During transit, the bad actor interrupts the shipment and requests an address change.
- Consequently, the buyer is left responsible and unable to file a claim.
Also, it looks there are a couple problems with Marketplace in general [1]
[1] https://www.propublica.org/article/facebook-grew-marketplace...