@real-good-stuff wrote:
I can see why some seller's are sour about ebay's return policy. I do think buyers should show the problem. I know that I am telling the truth which is why I want to post a video, but someone could just as easily just lie. What if I upload to youtube and post a link?
You don't have to convince eBay of anything; you just need to return the item within the return period and provide tracking to show its return. The seller refunds you after that.
if you think there's any possibility that you might be doing something wrong in trying to use it, or something like that, you could certainly send the seller a video link in case they can help you with it, but videos are not accepted as evidence of anything in case of a dispute, because there's no way to show the greater context of what happened either before or after the video was made.
