Well, Keisha sends me this link for payment, after I had completed the official website payment page. Curious, I think to myself, and however I replied to him, I must have written the word suspicious. Two days pass. This morning there’s a PayPal invoice waiting for me . . . describing the watch as ‘sky blue blazer’. Well, if that is sly tech talk, its unknown to me. I wrote again referring to my ‘suspicions’ and immediately received her e-mail about my incessant skepticism. No conversation, explanation, consideration: she’s too stressed because of the virus and that I can’t be dealt with! A pain in the ***, she wrote. Now, Keisha. You can’t insult me. I worked for thirty years customer service-post Office. I’ve heard all the words and investigated many, many scams. When a person initiates investigations , there is an immediate sense of details just not adding up. Even via a sad dismissal of my order you have given off that vibe and, by dragging your employer down to the depths of your morals, apologize to them. User's recommendation: Would’ve been a good purchase . . . Maybe in the future when they eliminate Kevin.