Take the advice here and refund, then walk away. Or sit on the money, don’t send the bike and wait for the item not received claim if it comes…
I think the explaining has missed the important bit.
-Paypal requires you to send to the buyers registered address, which should come with the payment on the email or be in the transaction on your paypal account.
-So the actual buyer is the person with the paypal account, and you can only send it to them, so them foning you with a different address is where this becomes a scam.
-because the paypal buyer does not receive the goods at their registered address, the submit an “item not received claim” and get their money back.
– because they called you, non of this is recored in paypals system and you cannot prove jack