Why does E-Bay Not require a Buyer, to report a Arrived Damage to the Shipper. And show proof

[josepht81903]

Carriers have a million and a half reasons to avoid paying,  

[josepht81903]

I agree

[josepht81903]

Your time will come,   does not matter, how well you pack, and what carrier, with Tracking  if the Buyer changes their mind,  the easiest way is to describe as damaged 

[josepht81903]

Your time will come, sooner or later,  have fun then.

[josepht81903]

Policy of Undeliverable **bleep**

[maxine*j]

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@josepht81903 wrote:

Your time will come,   does not matter, how well you pack, and what carrier, with Tracking  if the Buyer changes their mind,  the easiest way is to describe as damaged 

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Heavens, man!  Do you think I never had an item damaged in transit or never had a bogus return?  And when we had bricks-and-mortars, we had such losses, along with losses from shoplifting and customer damage to merchandise on the floor.  (Never had any employee theft, but that's a common loss for many.)

Losses are part of doing business, and they're calculated into pricing.  This is all just ordinary stuff.  Business 101.  Or maybe Business 01. 

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