Bought a fake Logitech mouse from a dodgy seller, initiated the refund process. I understand that currently I'll have to return the item to the seller in order to get my refund.However I don't want to send the item back to the seller for someone to fall victim to it again. Will ebay be alright with me destroying the item (cutting the mouse cord), and issue the refund upon evidence of that destroyed mouse?

@sk_121 wrote:Latest update:Got a phone call from ebayGetting a refund from ebay directly, without needing to send the item directly back to the seller(digression: I don't think the return address is even the seller's address; The item arrived from China instead of via Australia domestic Post from W.A., where they claimed to be from;& their name (on the return envelope) happens to be a terrorist's name when you google it as well, so that seems fake;I assume a seller from China or elsewh...

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