@zaemet_mnnekpdy3
< If this customer gets the coin and their money back i am done here >
I'm surprised that, with your experience, you aren't more aware of the process. Your listings say No Returns.
That means you can refuse a buyer's remorse return request. Buyer's remorse are reasons like didn't like it,
thought it was bigger, found one cheaper, stuff like that. But you can not refuse a Not As Described return.
When a buyer requests a return for NAD, the seller has a few options.
(1) Accept the request, send the buyer a return label, sit back and wait for the item to arrive. Sometimes,
the buyer doesn't get around to it. Only when/if the item does arrive, then you refund the buyer.
(2) Don't require a return, and voluntarily refund the buyer.
(3) Do nothing. If the buyer is savvy, s/he will wait four days and then use the Ask eBay to Step In and Help
feature. eBay will give the buyer a refund out of your account, will allow the buyer to keep the item, won't
refund your fees, will give your account a Defect. Of course, you could roll the dice ... if the buyer doesn't
know what to do, s/he could fiddle around and let the request expire. I wouldn't bet the farm on that.
