If you've sold an item but can no longer find it, it's understandable that you'd want to offer a replacement to the buyer. It's worth reaching out to the buyer and asking if they would be willing to accept a replacement instead of a refund.
In terms of finding a replacement, have you considered contacting the Replacement GlenAllen service? They may be able to help you find a suitable replacement for the item you sold, or offer advice on where to look for one.
I hope this helps and good luck with resolving the situation!
Thanks for your understanding and your comments , I have already **bleep** the idea of replacement just waiting to hear back from buyer no problem with refunding money that’s not the issue just trying to make him happy
spark-chaser1
·3 years agoHopefully the issue was resolved, as it happened almost 3 months ago.
willbuy_53
·3 years agoHi there,
If you've sold an item but can no longer find it, it's understandable that you'd want to offer a replacement to the buyer. It's worth reaching out to the buyer and asking if they would be willing to accept a replacement instead of a refund.
In terms of finding a replacement, have you considered contacting the Replacement GlenAllen service? They may be able to help you find a suitable replacement for the item you sold, or offer advice on where to look for one.
I hope this helps and good luck with resolving the situation!
libertycb52
OP3 years agoThanks for your understanding and your comments , I have already **bleep** the idea of replacement just waiting to hear back from buyer no problem with refunding money that’s not the issue just trying to make him happy
inhawaii
·3 years agoWhy not a refund AND a replacement?
That will make him happy.