Buyers robbed me and Amazon does nothing

 Recently I sent out an order of 6 angels figurines. Buyer decides she doesn’t like them. Said two were cracked, That sounded fishy to me. I never got the proof I asked for. Pictures of the cracked angels. Also one she didn’t want because she didn’t like it. All angels were in perfect condition. I tried communicating with her 7 times, no answer. 


Buyers robbed me and Amazon does nothing

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