topic Re: Item not as described case in Selling

Item not as described case

blackjayke04 — Sun, 24 Nov 2024 02:56:41 GMT

I am arranging a return with a buyer for an item that was damaged in transit. The buyer has also lodged an ' item not as described' case because the item was damaged. Um if the item was damaged in transit of course it's not going to look the same as picture in listing? Am I right? Should they be able to do this?

Re: Item not as described case

curraone — Sun, 24 Nov 2024 03:18:09 GMT

Probably doesn't matter either way, the buyer always wins. Wait until you get the item back before refunding. Do you have grounds to claim from Aust Post?

Re: Item not as described case

twyngwyn — Sun, 24 Nov 2024 03:17:51 GMT

Return an item for a refund | eBay

Re: Item not as described case

springyzone — Sun, 24 Nov 2024 20:25:31 GMT

Yes, sure they can do it. And why wouldn't they?

It is no longer as described, it is damaged. If I were the buyer, I'd be doing the same.

I know it was probably perfect when you sent it and you didn't personally damage it but it is your responsibility to get it to the buyer undamaged and if that doesn't happen, you need to fix things up. Sometimes that is with a full return and refund, sometimes they may be happy with a partial refund if they can keep the item.

I know it hurts but just do it, issue the return label if you want it back and when it arrives, refund.

Re: Item not as described case

blackjayke04 — Sun, 01 Dec 2024 23:49:32 GMT

Thanks for response. I just refunded him. It was a $10 Matchbox car 😁

Re: Item not as described case

blackjayke04 — Sun, 01 Dec 2024 23:52:59 GMT

Thanks for responding, I was already in the the return process , there was no need to raise it as he was getting money back. It was a $10 Matchbox car lol.