Buyer purchases shoes from us that were wore once, listed in pre-owned
condition, like new in original box. I provided fast and free shipping.
Our photos of the item showed their true condition to be like new, so
much that the buyer assumed that they...
I know this topic has been beat to death lately but here is another
example of clear cut abuse of the returns system by the buyer. Buyer
opens claim after he purchased a trampoline cover. Says it was not as
described, he thought he was buying a 14 ft...
If you sell something on ebay and accept Paypal as a form of payment.
You are probably unknowingly exposing yourself to an enormous loophole.
Buyers who lose return claims with ebay, can simply go to Paypal and
open a dispute which it seems, they wil...
With all this new return policy craziness, I am curious what adverse
effect it would have on a seller who does not accept returns across the
board? I understand this would deter some buyers, but does opting out of
returns have any other adverse effec...
Since ebay is forcing its sellers into obscenely one-sided pro-buyer
return policies that inevitably result in tremendous shipping cost
losses, what possible reason can they have for not passing on their
tremendous shipping discounts to help sellers ...
I agree that those are all very valid recommendations. Although I felt
that this particular ad was explicit, there are always many more ways to
drive home your point even further. Whether it be, red X's, lengthy
descriptors, bold colorful text, etc e...
I have dealt with this. The short answer is the buyer will win this.
Even if sold as parts only, as is, untested, returns not accepted, all
they have to say is something is different than you described and there
is no burden on the buyer to have to p...
