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Sites like these act as intermediates, try solving amicably with upwork and if they can't solve or deny responsibility, sue them for damages.
It's just like amazon or ebay. They are getting a cut of every payment, so they are to blame.
Don't settle for a credit, you should have your phones and whatever the proofs you asked for would grant you. I'm assuming ...
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It's likely that you've been scammed by someone who simply created the details in order to fleece you out of a relatively expensive phone and any data on it that has additional value (e.g. network passwords, emails, texts, etc). They may have also hoped to get the phone working again and spoof the people in the address book by asking them for remote access ...
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