After reading other comments, I did go and have a look at your feedback left for others.
As you do a lot of online shopping, it would probably be worth your while reading up about some of the ebay terms & conditions. Or else sticking around on the boards and reading through some threads, even if you don't feel like posting in them yourself.
I noticed that some time ago, you left feedback to say that you failed to see why you should have to pay return postage if an item was faulty.
You don't.
If things go wrong and a purchase either doesn't arrive in time or else is broken or has obvious faults when it arrives, you can make an ebay claim without having to ask the seller's permission. If you have photographic evidence, so much the better.
Ebay would normally then refund you in full from the seller's account. You most definitely would not be up for return postage except for a change of mind return (if seller allowed those. Not all sellers do)
You're probably already up to speed now about postage labels.
But really suss out ads before you buy and check feedback so you can get a feel for whether the item is likely to be any good or not.
I've had a couple of disappointing experiences lately too but the difference is I knew I was taking a bit of a chance when I bought and I was only spending very little. It is okay to take a bit of a risk but it's best to know when it is a bit of a risk, if that makes sense.
