default of implied warranty of merchantability.

It is disappointing to see that ebay permitted a seller to represent a dress as wearable, when it is totally discolored, and damaged. Reference # Order number: 20-12333-64020 A seller defaulted on the implied warranty of merchantability. A discolored dress can not be intended to be wearable.

marygia

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Posted 1 year ago·Last reply 1 year ago

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albertabrightalberta

·1 year ago

I can explain it to you but I can't understand it for you.104 View listings

@marygia wrote:
It is disappointing to see that ebay permitted a seller to represent a dress as wearable, when it is totally discolored, and damaged. Reference # Order number: 20-12333-64020 A seller defaulted on the implied warranty of merchantability. A discolored dress can not be intended to be wearable.

Ebay didn't "permit" a seller to represent your purchase. They permitted the seller to list an item and if it's not as described, you open a return request!

roccotacodad54

·1 year ago

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Hello. Just wondering if "default of implied warranty of merchantability." came from AI? Not really trying to be critical, just wondering.....................

kathiec

·1 year ago

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@marygia

The only disappointment will be if you fail to invoke eBay's Money Back Guarantee to return the dress for a full refund.

wastingtime101

·1 year ago

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When an item is not as described, all you have to do is file a return request using the reason "doesn't match description or photos" within 30 days of delivery, then follow the process.

Instructions here: https://www.ebay.com/help/buying/returns-refunds/return-item-refund?id=4041