You gave paypal access to your bank,they should pay you back for the theft of service with that scammer.

I called Paypal, they said they aint required to do anything D:

Time to talk to a lawyer.
Was the amount of cash well into the hundreds if not thousands?

I'm confused...you sent them commissioned items before they were paid for? Or do you still have the items, but the person went and back drafted the commission cost when you were still holding up your end of the deal?

other way around. they BOUGHT items and were never given them.

OMG my bad! I missed it at first while glancing over a typo on "Paid" Thank you for the clarification, again...my bad

Getting back to the subject matter....eeeash...that really sticks. Honestly I would consider printing out transcripts of all your correspondence and retaining a lawyer. You probably don't have to actually drag them to a lawsuit, just the actual THREAT of being sued should be enough to get them to either finish the arrangement or to get them to pay it back. However, just like from PAYPAL perspective, time may play a factor. Now I don't know if two years is too long or not....but yeah, situation is not good. I don't know how much 7000 crowns is, but if the total is high enough, there could be pretty strict penalties or imprisonment potentials here.

Aww thank you for the input tho, yeah paypal aint legally required to do anything after 6 months, and the person held up contact for six months /; So i was sure i wasnt getting scammed, Yeah i doubt paypal cal do anything, and yes but getting a lawyer seems like way to much work and anxiety but 7k swedish crowns is alot of money -.-
guhhhhhh ill see what ill do, im so darn frustrated, thank you for your tips tho <3

It's approximately 750 dollars!!! I can't believe someone would do something like this to you. A lawyer could actually cost almost as much as what you have paid though....hmmm. This is a tough situation that is only made tougher by the time and value. It's not like this is 5000 dollars or something (which in the US crosses the line to grand larceny which is a class A felony). Most of the time, for your value of loss, most law professionals would just tell you to take the loss and move on...like it's not worth the effort kind of thing.

Try diplomacy first...re establish contact and see if they are genuinely stiffing you on your arrangement.

If that fails, I hope you have a friend who is a law student or a cop. Have them contact the person on your behalf and see if a new arrangement can be made.

If none of that works...you may just have to move on. I wish I was rich, I would pay you back myself and then pay people to ddos the person who scammed you for the next couple of years or something. But I'm not...well that's all I got...best of luck to you.

Collect all your information and make a post on artistsbeware.info . See if there is a chance someone else has come across them recently and can link you to a way to contact the them.