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Many of these scammers know tricks to get out of having to return your money.
Do a chargeback
If they ask for more details, explain the situation but here are the key points:
The sooner you get this taken care of, the better. So it really should be the very next thing you do.
Basically, select the transaction in your paypall account. Look for "Report a problem". You'll be given 3 options for what the problem is, you want "I didn’t receive an item I purchased or the item I received was significantly not as described".
Continue through those options to issue the chargeback.
Also read this: https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=xpt/CaseManagement/customerservice/EducationBuyerOverview
This should take care of it for you. And you should do this. You can stop reading my post right now if you want, but if you want to know a few bits of cautionary warning, keep reading.
Your only other option would be for the scammer to comply with a refund. Note that he has a very obvious button to "issue a refund" which would be the thing he would need to click, but he prolly will try and talk his way out of clicking. If the scammer tries to offer to simply send you money in a different transaction, you should refuse. The reason for this is because if you accept that, then all he has to do is wait a few months and issue a chargeback on the money he sent you.
You *can* send them an email insisting they issue a refund. However, as I warned, the *ONLY* refund you should accept is if they actually click the big shiny "refund" button. If they try to send you money instead of refunding the money, do not accept it.