on 01-04-2024 11:14 AM
O.K.
I was Negotiating with a Seller over a Faulty / Scam SSD that Simply Doesn't Work.
He offered a Refund Which Didn't Happen. When I Asked again He Claimed He couldn't Refund Because a Dispute had been Raised.
I Didn't raise a Dispute (I prefer to give People the Benefit of the Doubt & try to Resolve a Problem in a Friendly Manner)
Would EBAY raise a Dispute without Me Complaining to Them? How do I find if there is a Dispute Listed.
I have been with EBAY a Lot of Years and From memory have only had a Couple of Problems after 1500 Purchases So figure I'm doing O.K.
Regards Tony.M
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on 01-04-2024 11:28 AM
Even if you *did* open a dispute, there is no reason the seller could not refund you while one was open
Dodgy sellers will use that as an excuse, so the buyer closes the dispute (which cannot then be re-opened) and of course they have no intension of refunding
No. eBay would have no idea the item was faulty and 'just open a dispute' nor is complaining to eBay going to open one in any case
You do need to open and follow through with an item not as described dispute, and don't let this seller keep playing games and stringing you along
on 01-04-2024 11:28 AM
Even if you *did* open a dispute, there is no reason the seller could not refund you while one was open
Dodgy sellers will use that as an excuse, so the buyer closes the dispute (which cannot then be re-opened) and of course they have no intension of refunding
No. eBay would have no idea the item was faulty and 'just open a dispute' nor is complaining to eBay going to open one in any case
You do need to open and follow through with an item not as described dispute, and don't let this seller keep playing games and stringing you along
on 01-04-2024 07:07 PM
Sorry don't give them the benefit of doubt, open an Item not as described dispute now before the allowable timeframe lapses.
And don't close it until you have the dollars in your hot hands, even if the seller makes a promise to pay if you do.
on 01-04-2024 07:24 PM
IGNORE the seller and abide by the rules as stated already
on 03-04-2024 05:06 PM
I've had issues recently when trying to refund a buyer who had opened an INAD dispute that got escalated into a case. Not say that is what has happened here, but that sort of thing can happen. I had to contact eBay support to have the issue the refund and close the case in the end.
on 03-04-2024 05:34 PM
It should be possible to issue a refund through the return request!
on 03-04-2024 05:42 PM
Indeed, but OP claims they haven't opened a dispute.
on 15-04-2024 04:35 PM
That was on the return request page, unfortunately.