Dealing with a return and I have no intention of agreeing to a refund nor funding ebay back

[greyteksfw14]

So a little back story, a buyer bought a few tablets from me, he gets them and opens a not as described, his reason is the older tablet can't run everything he wanted, it was listed properly as a 2nd gen ipad but because he can't do everything he wants he wants a refund. I have absolutly no interest in this what so ever and seeing as ebay is now forcing me to link them my bank account instead of going through paypal so they get carte blanche to make withdrawls without my consent or agreement I already canceled my active listings and am also closing my paypal account. Now what does ebay have to actually force me to play along, as far as I'm aware they have zero ability to force me to play along, this money back guarantee is absolute bull**bleep** as it is because buyers can and will lie and cheat no matter what, ive noticed that already, so what can ebay realistically do considering ive already decided to take my business elsewhere? 

[ra_201044]

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@kensgiftshop wrote:

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@greyteksfw14 

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"I have a few with cases on them, if you want one with a case please request, will ship one with a case as long as stock lasts"

Buyer orders one and request a case like the listing said to.

Buyer is mad because it didn't come with a case.

If you didn't have any left with a case, you should have removed that from the listing.

Buyer didn't get what they ordered so it's a good return.

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Plus, it looks like a stock photo, which is a no-no on used items. And probably why the OP only got 1 positive feedback out of the 10 sold.

Even at 20 bucks, most people would want to see what they are buying, including the screen itself, not just the back and side.