@vikingsandpintoswrote:
I am going to wait and see what he does. If he says it is SNAD, do I have any chance of winning, or would just have to refund? No point in paying shipping back for something like this, and losing even more. I'm hoping he just goes away, but......
Under the circumstances, it sounds like if he does file a dispute, it would be easiest to eat the $12 as a refund without return, as opposed to throwing good money after bad in order to get it back.
If he continues to argue whether it's correct, you could simply point out that a '97 Sportage has amber turn signal lenses, the '98 and later has red ones, and yours is red. If his vehicle has amber lenses, he ordered the wrong one.
At the risk of piling on, because I'm not saying that all of this is your fault, let me suggest that photographing the light unit right-side-up, as it would normally be viewed on the vehicle, can help to identify it at a glance. In the Sportage listing I found, there's only a lower perspective photo that makes it difficult to see what color the upper lens is. Elsewhere I noticed Saab 9-3 trunk lid taillight assembly listings where the unit is photographed lying on its side, and the same image is used for both right and left-side units, even though they're actually mirror images of each other. You don't want some doofus hitting the BuyItNow on the right-side listing because it's currently showing a left-side unit in the main photo. Too many buyers are purchasing by gazing at photos only, and not reading the details (such as your guy), or even the entire title, so the first photo can be critical. Good luck.
