1. The buyer had a weird request for shipping. He was staying at a hotel and wanted copier toner to be sent to his hotel since it was urgent? weird. whatever, did it.
2. I have the model # and the machines it is made for on the TITLE and BODY of the listing.
3. He messages me today saying the toner doesn't work for his model (not one that was listed in my description) a month after receipt (shipped it 4/4), asking me what we can do about it.
I responded asking why he purchased my item and that there's a market for unused toner so I hope he can recoup any losses. A quick google search with his devices' model numbers instantly gave me the correct toner # he should have bought and I provided that information to him.
Common sense tells me I am not going to have to be liable for his mistake, but then again I thought that last time when a guy bought my old iphone, bricked it, and claimed it was broken.... and even then I had video and photographic evidence and eBay hosed me.
This one seems more clear cut... am I assuming correctly that this won't fall back on me?
