UPS will confirm the package was delivered, (the original, legitimate one was), but the scammed buyer has nothing.
The unwitting buyer watches the tracking across the country, right to their town, but the package never arrives. They then watch the UPS system for another package matching the date and delivery area or town, copy that number and send it to Paypal for their bogus sale. "A hacker with access to the UPS tracking database can make bogus sales online, using PayPal to take payment. I will not be using PayPal anymore until they create a more robust methodology to validate UPS tracking numbers with the intended recipients.
My credit card company has at least temporarily, reimbursed my account. UPS/PayPal is not acknowledging the issue.
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