@keviharla-9 wrote:I sold a high dollar digital item with no tracking. And no the professional scammer is trying to scam me out of the money. I have proof through a third party item was sent successfully. Buyer now sending me back a empty box with signature confirmation. Should I accept it? I found out his address and phone number are fake. What should I do?
OK, assuming that you mean one of your most expensive items, which were digital items, I'm afraid that you may be out of luck. See the screen shot below.
eBay doesn't allow the sale of digital items, and there is no seller protection for items that are or can be delivered digitally.
If there is any way that you can recover the items digitally, or prevent them from being used by the "buyer", then I would recommend that you do so. Because you are probably not going to be able to keep the payments.
If something is being sent to you as a "return", you should accept it. If you refuse to accept it, that won't help. You have to accept the return, or eBay will refund the buyer anyway.
I don't know if you will be able to do a partial refund, under these circumstances. Please let us know what happens with that.
