albertabrightalberta
@edbar60 wrote:i would like to say Alberta, that I was Seller my self at one time.. I always given my buyers option to return the item if it wasn't at their satisfactions.. that was the old Ebay... I had the bag in my posistion, there are other thing. I rather not disclose..
i accept my mistake. I would like to leave it as.. if a buyer forced to keep , items they purchased in Ebay? I guess Its not for me.
Admittedly, online shopping isn't for everyone. Many people are more confident and comfortable buying from B&M stores. But there are items you can't get at a store, i.e., older, discontinued, limited edition, etc. and you can find deals, can find honest sellers and when you aren't expert enough to vet items, there are VOLUNTEER experts willing to help.
But just because YOU aren't comfortable with your purchase doesn't mean the seller (who was accused) sold a fake! And many times in this discussion, you stated various reasons, both disclosed and "secret" that convinced you of it.
And in response to your comment of "I always given my buyers option to return the item if it wasn't at their satisfactions," that was your decision. Sellers aren't required to take returns when they've accurately described their items. And since your seller did that, she didn't have to accept your erroneous accusation nor the return. But she did anyway.
@edbar60 wrote:With all do respect I never accused the seller anything, I told the seller I was 99 % sure it was authentic.. hold on here.., we a both agreed on the return..this is getting out of hand..
There are several times where you've stated reasons, both disclosed and not disclosed where you DID say you didn't believe it to be genuine. SEVERAL times.
