Not necessarily. Card theft, yes; bad/no product is fuzzy. If a shady seller can prove delivery of a package to the buyer, it becomes much harder for the buye

Not necessarily. Card theft, yes; bad/no product is fuzzy. If a shady seller can prove delivery of a package to the buyer, it becomes much harder for the buyer to get through winning a dispute irrespective of what the package's contents were. Particularly if the merchandise is counterfeit but definitely proving that it's counterfeit is difficult. Also with forum commerce for used things, it's difficult to sort out "this item isn't is the condition that was communicated to me". If the seller can't prove delivery, then the buyer wins almost hands down. On the flip side, an unscrupulous buyer can use this to their advantage with international shipping where it is extraordinarily difficult (and expensive) to prove delivery all the way to the destination across different country's mailing services.