I sold a genuine leather belt which I purchased from a reputable online store for a relatives birthday gift. Unfortunately found out it was too small when he tried it on, but too long outside the returns policy to return it. Decided to list it on eBay. Sold it last month. Buyer has just messaged me saying it is a cheap nasty vinyl fake. I replied that it was genuine leather etc as per the above. not sure where I stand if I get sent back a cheap vinyl belt. I’ve...

If you bought online, go back to that site and look at your purchases. Most sites will have a record unless you purchased as a guest.Take a screenshot, send it to this buyer. You could also show him the photos you showed us, plus the Thomas Cook website itself shows it to be leather. I personally would not be suggesting he return it. Your ad said no returns. I know that doesn't cover faulty items but this item is not faulty and is not fake, by the sounds of it.He may open an ebay claim...

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