Use tracking, to ensure delivery. Or don't accept PayPal lol
this post was submitted on 17 Nov 2023
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Ignore it, slippage is a part of business and not worth the effort. Unless it's high dollar amount in which lawsuits are appropriate. Having a camera in the packing area helps. There's also UPS or whatever shipping to file a claim. Must have been damaged in shipping.
Can you make it someone else's problem? Amazon and Shopify have fulfillment services you can use. Recalculate the costs in the light of the fraud the customers are doing and the amount of work you'd have to do to mitigate it or the losses from the fraud.