Nah I didn't. Would it be possible to call them up and ask them to check the IP address the payment was sent from compared to the IP address the account usually logs in from? Surely even if he claimed it was a family member or friend, he would still be held responsible for using his paypal account on his IP address. Also, if he didn't authorise the payment supposedly then anyone with common sense would change their paypal pass right? Also, he cannot prove that he "didn't make the payment". So he has as much evidence against me as I do for him. I can also show that I edited my RSGP selling thread right after he made the payment to show "out of stock". Surely that may be able to help just a little. Scammed out of 144m gold isn't a hell of a lot for me, but $150 irl is a shit load of money to me so I'll be pretty pissed if I can't work this out. He had this message in his payment too: "Payment for the virtual items I have recieved, I'm very happy with them and there for have no reason to chargeback. I also confirm that I am the owner of this paypal account. I also confirm that if these paypal funds are stolen funds or dodgy funds, I confirm that I will be held responsible if they". Surely that would be enough evidence. And shit I just checked and someone scammed me $80 for an easter egg. They sent the payment. All looked good and now the status says "reserved". I don't understand paypal or how it works. I checked and everything seemed in order for the payment. Also for the guy that scammed me for $80 I have a hell of alot of proof, MSN screenshots, payment window and everything so would that mean I can get my $80 back? Also would the message that first scammer gave me be enough proof to get my money back? Scammed out of $230 is not joke. Why would anyone do it? Do they not realize how this makes people feel or they could be struggling financially because of this? God dammit... More advice please!