legal action against ebay not allowing byers submit evidence of deceit by seller?

EBay's return/refund protocol is flawed as it doesn't allow buyers to claim refund based on delivery rejection of disgusting/damaged product, in my case tempered and likely opened packaging with gaping holes exposing damaged goods, yet despite being provided with photo evidence of the rejected at once and with the package departing 10 min later  with the same courier back to the sender. Upon contacting the seller and assurances of a refund, the seller falsely advised EBay the goods were subsequently delivered, and EBay accepting this without hesitation, instructed me, the bayer, before I can receive any refund and upon receiving mailing label, which by the way was never sent, was to first return the package, I never accepted NOR signed for.  I've wasted day & 1/2 in attempt to penetrate this EBay seller protection wall, but no link NOR menu option/s to actually reach the EBay bureaucrats in order to 1) explain the mechanics of the seller's fraud, and 2) submit fraud evidence! My question is what is the preferable LEGAL avenue to make EBay  bureaucrats to wake up and to listen and do their JOBS!!!

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*casey*
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@rhul8524 wrote:

"EBay's return/refund protocol is flawed as it doesn't allow buyers to claim refund based on delivery rejection of disgusting/damaged product"

 

eBay's Money Back Guarantee clearly states that it's not covered and advise what to do

 

Not Covered

 

The buyer refused delivery for any other reason

 

If a package arrives empty or was damaged in transit, the buyer should accept the delivery and report that the item doesn't match the listing

 

https://www.ebay.com.au/help/policies/ebay-money-back-guarantee-policy/ebay-money-back-guarantee-pol...

 

 

Oh my goodness - I actually read that.

 

Well - I think I dd.

 

Did you - in the first instance - open an item not as described case - to be able to get a refund??

 

Simple.

What is the item number?

Did you lodge INAD claim, or just deal with the seller?