04-01-2019 12:22 PM
I sold an item on March 28, shipped it the next day, today I saw on eBay and confirmed through USPS that the address the buyer used did not exist. So the package has been marked as return to sender.
What do I do as a seller now?
04-01-2019 12:32 PM
04-01-2019 02:34 PM
@flythewshop wrote:I sold an item on March 28, shipped it the next day, today I saw on eBay and confirmed through USPS that the address the buyer used did not exist. So the package has been marked as return to sender.
What do I do as a seller now?
eBay treats all delivery failures as successfully delivered:
For now, don't poke the sleeping bear. Come back here if your buyer opens a case.
04-04-2019 12:38 PM
Thank you for taking the time to reply and help me out!
If the buyer would like the item reshipped back to him, how would I A) request the money for the postage? and B) print out a new label for him through eBay?
04-04-2019 12:49 PM
Refund the buyer as soon as the item is back in your possession, then block that buyer!
04-04-2019 12:53 PM
04-04-2019 03:59 PM
@tracdea1 wrote:
Just refund when you get it back, because it will show on tracking as "delivered", and if you owe the person no money, they can't even open a case on you.
This is correct @flythewshop because eBay software is so stupid
it thinks "Delivered to Original Sender"
after it comes back from e.g. "Alert: No Such Number"
is actually "Status: Delivered" to the buyer, who then cannot open a case.
PayPal and credit card issuers OTOH are smarter.