Here's another "buyers steal with impunity" post: The buyer claimed the
item was "not as described" two weeks after receipt. They feel we should
of noted that the left arm will become loose and fall off in two weeks
(the item was an American Girl Wel...
It just bugs us that we were trying to do the honest and right thing
with our listings, and we find there are so many people that have no
sense of ethics or scruples. We not going to be selling or buying
anymore on ebay, and will be closing the accou...
We didn't get the graphic like @hafoster posted. We just got a note
stating that the claim was found in the buyers favor, and had one button
to click on: "Accept Return".Clicking on the button resulted in the
immediate refund on the money. We had no ...
We were told if we did not click on the "Accept Return" button, we would
lose the right to get the item back, our sellers account would accrue a
defect, and they would take the money back anyway. We had to accept to
try to get the item back and to av...
We didn't hang up to do the refund, we followed the steps they told us
to do while we talked to the rep. We told them the results, and was told
not to worry, the item would be returned. Again, we asked what the
incentive would be for the buyer to ret...
They may have been meaningless, unenforceable, unfriendly, and
unnecessary, but I bet we kept quite a few scammers away from our
listings, feeling it wasn't worth the time and risk.
