false information

[*smedley*]

apparently a buyer can submit false information (i.e. flat-out lies) for the return reason and there is no recourse...

[dhbookds]

yes, it happens..........buyer can return to  B & M stores with any reason........

[*smedley*]

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@dhbookds wrote:

yes, it happens..........buyer can return to  B & M stores with any reason........

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nobody's standing behind a B&M requiring them to give a refund... they have the option to say no...

[4pawsup*]

Yes on ebay anything for sale can be returned regardless of the sellers policy.

[lakefor94]

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@*smedley* wrote:

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@dhbookds wrote:

yes, it happens..........buyer can return to  B & M stores with any reason........

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nobody's standing behind a B&M requiring them to give a refund... they have the option to say no...

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Then they can just go to their Credit Card issuer and obtain the refund and quit shopping at that particular B&M.

[isaiah53-57]

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@*smedley* wrote:

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@dhbookds wrote:

yes, it happens..........buyer can return to  B & M stores with any reason........

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nobody's standing behind a B&M requiring them to give a refund... they have the option to say no...

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You are 100% correct @*smedley*  

[deltilogical]

How do the dress shops deal with the parasites who buy the dress, use it for the party Sat nite, then return it MOnday morning...

[chapeau-noir]

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@deltilogical wrote:

How do the dress shops deal with the parasites who buy the dress, use it for the party Sat nite, then return it MOnday morning...

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They tag them with a special warning tag, and if it's removed they will not take back the dress. A smart shop will tag the dress where the tag cannot be hidden while wearing.

[theteamsetguy]

@*smedley* ,

Just offer free returns and your buyers won't have to lie to return something they no longer want. Buyers today expect to be able to return anything for free. I have offered free returns on all of my items for years. Do I get returns yes. I just relist and sell it again. Its a cost of doing business. If you are a TRS seller you can deduct up to 50% of the purchase price to cover the cost if the item is not returned in the condition you sent it. If you are TRS plus seller you get 10% off your FVFs that offsets the costs of offering free returns. 

Heck I won't buy anything from anyone if I know I can't return it.