Don't agree with buyer wanting a refund
HELP !!! I sell personalised kid's placemats and in my ad. description, describe them as they are ... double laminated etc. I've sold heaps of these and not ONE complaint, always good, happy feedback. Now a buyer wants a refund for (3) she bought, saying (quote) "only a laminated bit of paper". These are not, I use good quality photo paper and as I said, they are double laminated with coloured rubber corners on the back to prevent slipping. Either I fully refund her, or request a return (where I have to pay the return postage...doesn't seem fair at all). Apart from that, I sent (9) FREE sticker sheets for the kids, which is nothing, but it's mainly the principle of it all. What does everyone suggest I do ??? ... (thanks in advance).
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ohmygodineedanick
·2 years agoI have a similar situation where customer didn't read the ad.
My understanding from going through Ebay advice is that seller can "report" the buyer. The benefit of this apparently is to have $9 credited to your account for the return postage (yes, only $9). The only truly beneficial component I see to reporting is that if they leave negative feedback, Ebay system will automatically remove it.
I'm still navigating through this particular dilemma myself so if anyone else has some experience with reporting, please share 🙂
countessalmirena
·2 years agoThis old thread dates back to February 2022 - two years ago. It was marked as solved by the OP. It’s now considered a dead thread, and posting on it now makes it a zombie thread.
I’m sure a moderator will lock it soon.
You can always start a new thread in the discussion section of the boards.
In the meantime:
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