How much of a partial refund would you give?

[foreversunny]

I sold a $150 retail bracelet Brand new with tags in perfect condition for $100.  I have free returns and shipping.   My question is... I have never sent a partial refund but I got back the bracelet they removed the tag and it smells like perfume.  Obviously I can't sell it as new anymore.  How much of a refund deduction would you take?  You can take up to 50%.  

[scga912]

How much can you sell it for?  Will it sell?  That would determine the amount I'd refund.

Is it leather?  Will the smell dissapate?

[orangehound]

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@foreversunny wrote:

I sold a $150 retail bracelet Brand new with tags in perfect condition for $100.  I have free returns and shipping.   My question is... I have never sent a partial refund but I got back the bracelet they removed the tag and it smells like perfume.  Obviously I can't sell it as new anymore.  How much of a refund deduction would you take?  You can take up to 50%.  

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eBay provides a Refund Deduction Guidelines Table on this page.  

This seems to correspond to the "fair" condition (signs of wear, tags removed) which is a 15-30% deduction ... keep in mind that you don't get back eBay fees if you refund a partial amount.

You can clean of the smell, and sell it as a Retail Return with tags present but removed and perhaps get $75 on a $150 item ... so refund $75, and this buyer is charged a $25 rental fee.

[foreversunny]

Unfortunately they took the tags off and didn't return them

[2015mhfashions]

50% As guidelines permit, removal of tags renders it used which it probably has been, smells of perfume says to me it was wanted as a rental, $50 dollar rental it is then.

[moo*cow*corner]

I think I'd deduct the entire allowed 50%.

Sorry for the edited post, need more coffee.

[ersatz_sobriquet]

What is the market value now, used, and how long will it take to sell? 

My guess is 50% agree with others.