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What better time in the year to scam a seller than christmas time?

Long story short: buyer made some pretty sizeable damage to an article of clothing I sold to them last week and had arrived to them today. I always inspect my items before listing and the damage they're claiming on the item is absolutely unmissable. So much so that if it was indeed there when I had it in my possession it would have been specified.

 

In my defense if I sell anything that is damaged it is always specifically detailed in my listings wether the item is used or new. The other thing is this buyer has been on ebay a lot longer and has a ton of positive feedback. The best I offered them was a 15% partial refund and they can keep it but they have not responded. I have not responded to their return request. So what should I do? I know how these things turn out for sellers most of the time but I don't wanna give in without a fight.

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@castlemagicmemories wrote:
Is it possible you simply missed the damage the buyer is seeing? Buyer may not want a partial if the item is damaged, they said they wanted to return. Your call whether you want a return or refund without a return.

Actually strike that.  If the buyer opened a not as described case and the return was automatically approved, the buyer got a label to return it.

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@castlemagicmemories wrote:

@emerald40 wrote:

So a partial refund will now allow that buyer to wear that damaged piece of clothing in public?


Goodluck said nothing about a partial refund; he posted about a return.


Goodluck is the poster right before me.  I hit reply when I made my post.

 

That is the only association I had with his post, nothing else.

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Re: What better time in the year to scam a seller than christmas time?

Why fight it? You can't prove that it wasn't damaged in transit, just like you can't prove it was damaged by the buyer
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