A buyer sends a successful payment screenshot but your account does not show money. The screenshot is used to pressure you into shipping, refunding, or trusting a fake delay story.
Payment done. Bank server is delayed. Please ship now and check later.
Screenshots feel concrete, and sellers do not want to lose a buyer. The scam pushes action before bank confirmation.
Sometimes, but you should still wait until your own bank or wallet confirms receipt before shipping goods or refunding money.
No. A transaction ID can be fake, copied, pending, reversed, or unrelated. Your own account receipt is what matters.
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