If you have contacted the seller as has being suggested, and you are happy that it is wrong, don't play their games, Open a Item not as Described case. Do not get into back and forward emails with the seller, do not believe their promises of a refund or replacement. Open a Case via Ebay, do not close the case till you have your money back.
It qualifies as SNAD/INAD (Significantly Not As Described/Item Not as Described). You can open a return request under eBay’s MBG. The seller must accept the return and provide the return postage label which you can print out to return the item as seller’s cost, and you’ll be fully refunded when the tracking shows the item’s been delivered back to the seller,
If seller doesn’t respond satisfactorily within 3 business days of your opening the case, an option to ask eBay to step in should appear.
Don't close the dispute until you have been refunded. Don’t let the dispute time out; it will close automatically (with no refund) after 21 days. If you need to escalate, do so within that time.
However, if you’re still happy enough with the item, you may want to keep it and perhaps inform the seller of the issue; give the seller the opportunity to explain or apologize and possibly offer a discount if the model you got is worth less than the model stated in the listing.
sugar249
·2 years agoIf you have contacted the seller as has being suggested, and you are happy that it is wrong, don't play their games, Open a Item not as Described case. Do not get into back and forward emails with the seller, do not believe their promises of a refund or replacement. Open a Case via Ebay, do not close the case till you have your money back.
davewil1964
·2 years agoCheck if the item is what you ordered?
As in, is the item what you ordered? Is it new?
countessalmirena
·2 years agoIt qualifies as SNAD/INAD (Significantly Not As Described/Item Not as Described). You can open a return request under eBay’s MBG. The seller must accept the return and provide the return postage label which you can print out to return the item as seller’s cost, and you’ll be fully refunded when the tracking shows the item’s been delivered back to the seller,
Read eBay’s MBG page for all of the details, including timeframes (which have no wriggle room). https://www.ebay.com.au/help/policies/ebay-money-back-guarantee-policy/ebay-money-back-guarantee-policy?id=4210
If seller doesn’t respond satisfactorily within 3 business days of your opening the case, an option to ask eBay to step in should appear.
Don't close the dispute until you have been refunded. Don’t let the dispute time out; it will close automatically (with no refund) after 21 days. If you need to escalate, do so within that time.
However, if you’re still happy enough with the item, you may want to keep it and perhaps inform the seller of the issue; give the seller the opportunity to explain or apologize and possibly offer a discount if the model you got is worth less than the model stated in the listing.
Up to you.
kopenhagen5
·2 years agoContact the seller.