Seller telling me to pay for item weeks after getting refund.

[pc-blackice]

$44usb device didn't work as intended so was useless to me. Opened a return. Seller accepted return. Had to let eBay step in because they weren't providing me a return label after multiple messages as they were responsible for return costs. eBay refunded because seller failed to provide way to return. Fast forward a couple weeks the seller is sending me messages asking to pay even sending me PayPal payment requests. Reported them to ebay, not sure what else I could do to get them off my back. Thanks in advance!

[pc-blackice]

As an experienced member I already do all those things, cheers.

[davewil1964]

Not very well, apparently.

[pc-blackice]

Thanks for your valuable input.

Spoiler

ill start pointing out the obvious for you now, just because a seller has good feedback dose not mean they don't have listings that are SNAD.

[padi*0409]

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@pc-blackice wrote:

As an experienced member I already do all those things, cheers.

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Really ? That would explain why 7 out of 8 negs left by you in the last year were for sellers with less than 99.5% feedback.

Edit. Love the way you mark your own post with nothing in it as the "solution".

[pc-blackice]

I purchased from them probably for the same reason 5/10 of your last feedbacks left from purchases were from sellers with a rating with less than 99.5% feedback mr sarcasm. Nice way of shooting yourself in the foot might I add.

Can't mark anything as solution when all responses are useless. So nothing.

[padi*0409]

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@pc-blackice wrote:

I purchased from them probably for the same reason 5/10 of your last feedbacks left from purchases were from sellers with a rating with less than 99.5% feedback mr sarcasm. Nice way of shooting yourself in the foot might I add.

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Not really, firstly I'd dealt with a lot of those sellers before (in the feedback that I've left in the last 90 days), and I can't see any negs that I've left in that period of time.

[*tippy*toes*]

"Multiple purchases months apart never shipped any of them. poor lire."

Apart from being a former currency of Italy, and a few other countries, what is a "poor lire"? Which you mentioned in your latest negative feedbacks.

Stop buying from rubbish Chinese sellers and you should find you have very few issues.

Oh, and I bought my step drill from Bunnings. Works a treat. A few dollars more than what you paid, literally a few dollars, but a very nice drill. Maybe you should have bought local, instead of supporting cheap, junk, Chinese sellers.

Edited to fix typos.

[pc-blackice]

I have a local hardware store that sells them do I? shock horror not everyones living situation is the same as yours.