Buyer wants to return a bra after 3 weeks

[bitsnspices]

Hi, a buyer wants to return a bikini bra top after 3 weeks claiming it is damaged and is not the color described. The item was sold on the 24th of December and buyer received it on the 28th. I have refused to accept the return. Buyer also claims to have a similar bra she bought 3 yrs ago that even looks newer than the one I sent. I think she wants to send me her old bra to get a refund.

[mkaczorsee]

Did you sell the item as NWT?

Did they open a SNAD return?

[bitsnspices]

No the item was sold as new without tags. I asked her why it took 3 weeks for her to realize there was a problem. She said she has kids and 3 jobs and returning an item was not in her priority list.

[*eponymous* · Accepted solution]

It isnt worth you paying for a return label. Just issue a refund. You will occasionally lose money on a sale like all sellers... It doesnt matter if you think the buyer is dishonest.

Buyers have 180 days to open a paypal case

[campesinoplastic2014]

Besides that, this is one item you actually DON'T want back

[bitsnspices]

Yeah, I surely do not want it back. Thanks for all your support.

[southernfriedbelle]

I know I'm late, but just want to say "Ewwww!"

[sockmonkeydave]

@bitsnspices

OK... are you trying to get us all in trouble.

Bra jokes... return for refund.

[a_c_green]

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@campesinoplastic2014 wrote:

Besides that, this is one item you actually DON'T want back

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Tell her to sell it as-is, and she'll be amazed at the number of bidders who do want it. 

[7606dennis]

If she requests a return stating it doesn't match the description, you really haven't much you can do besides accept the return and send a return label or merely refund without requiring the return.  Don't forget to add them to your BBL.

[best_vintage_photos]

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@a_c_green wrote:

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@campesinoplastic2014 wrote:

Besides that, this is one item you actually DON'T want back

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Tell her to sell it as-is, and she'll be amazed at the number of bidders who do want it. 

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LOL. Yes there are some perverts out there who would pay much more for used undies than they would for new ones, but eBay has a policy against the sales of used undies. They could be missing out on a lot of high FVF fees though.

Perhaps eBay does not want to be seen as a leading supplier of used undies on the internet? Could be . . . .

[retrose1]

The buyer is back from vacation and doesn't need it anymore.

OP, you might want to check on the legality about returning underwear.

[sam9876]

" you might want to check on the legality about returning underwear."

Under eBay rules, it is perfectly legal.

[duggmills]

Of course it's damaged and not the right color after she bobbed around in the Dead Sea for a couple of weeks and is now back from vacation.