Hi All, I purchased an item described as "in mint condition." You
guessed it: It's not even close to being in mint condition. So I wish to
return it. I sent the seller a courtesy heads up, and he replied "I
don't offer returns." So I guess this is go...
@@ wrote:No I am saying let eBay decide if the claim has any merit. If
it's as cut and dry as you say the buyer will have no chance to win. The
only part that makes me hesitate is the OP's asserting "...specifically
for a very rare part in it(video c...
lightlily: Re: "...buyers need to see comments when a seller is
difficult to work with so they don't get caught in bad situation with
them too."*sigh* When you're right, you're right. I hate to do that. I
don't think I've ever left negative feedback ...
Thanks, mr_l.I've dealt with vendors in both my professional and
personal lives for a good number of years. It has always been my feeling
that a vendor/customer relationship should be a cooperative one.
In fact I did just that, mr_lincoln, w/o having to consult eBay's
guidance. To me that's just normal consideration. When, by late the
evening of receipt of the item I determined I just could not overlook
the disparities between the condition in which...
