This is really a wounder pal, some idiot did this to me also, but not quite as much, I personally phoned paypal and shouted at them, and told them straight, he persuaded me to sell some virtuall currency, and they are a little lenient, but yeah i also showed them, he told me his paypal, which was on the msn logs, and they traced his ip, and it all matched, just hopefully he hasn't hidden his ip.
You need to call them directly and explain that he is charging back for a virtual trade and that he was in fact control of his paypal account and they will check if he used a proxy or a vpn and when his last login was before using the proxy to verify it was most likely him. Good luck. Follow my advice and most likely you will win the dispute. Has happened to me with a 450$ trade before.
i am assuming you know buyers name and address just send a blank page shipped via dhl to his address if he accepts hes going to lose paypal case if he declines he will win
if he accepts and claims its not as described just ask for it to be sent back but when its sent back just refuse delivery
i know your welcome
Feel for you, but u should not have spent money straight away.
In my experience the "unauthorized access" claims filed against me in the past have failed. I may have just gotten lucky, but just thought I'd give you the hope.
Have you filed a Scam Report against the user who scammed you?
If an IP is REQUIRED, I'm pretty screwed.video's and chat logs are good - but you need to prove that they are between you and the other party. Anyone can fake a chat log or video
try and find some evidence of his IP address during the trade, paypal can match the IP with the accounts address and be certain that you traded with this person. for example i am pretty sure you can get an IP address from an email they send via hotmail?

