Sold watch listed as No Refunds. Buyer demanding refund and threatening
to refuse delivery, due to their remorse. Fulfilled my responsibility of
sending to Authenticator, authenticator did their thing, and shipped to
buyer. What are the possible outc...
Sold watch listed as No Refunds. Buyer demanding refund and threatening
to refuse delivery, due to their remorse. Fulfilled my responsibility of
sending to Authenticator, authenticator did their thing, and shipped to
buyer. What are the possible outc...
Currently under managed payments, there is no final value fee cap. If
not using managed payments there is a $350 cap.If I sell a $15k watch,
with managed payments, there will be a $600 fee.Why should I not just go
back to non managed and only pay $35...
I do, and I appreciate all the answers.The buyer ended up taking
delivery of the item, but now, over a month later, they initiated a
chargeback.As the item when through authentication, and I am covered by
sellers protection, I doubt this will have an...
It should, but if they refuse delivery, it will go back to
Authenticator. What will they do with it then? They could try to
re-deliver, or they could send it back to me and demand i refund
customer. From my understanding from Authenticator to custome...
Thanks for your advice, I will have to revisit my pricing.I have always
been a quantity seller, over making max profit. IE I was selling 3x
Speedmasters a week, yes I was the cheapest listing, and yes I was only
making $500 per. But it kept them movi...
Guess I missed that part when switching over, suppose I will have to
live with it. I would of said that about a $15k watch my self some time
ago, but the authentication process has been a godsend. Protects us
sellers from some schmuck claiming we sen...
How is a seller protected, if a buyer chooses to return a watch, even
when we don’t offer returns, and it’s not the condition we sent it as,
or they send back a fake watch. I think forcing sellers to accept
returns is absurd.
