on 24-08-2013 09:17 AM
Sold a skirt for $51. Buyer has emailed me in regards to a damaged zipper that will cost $25+ to repair.
I checked the zipper on numerous occasions and found no problems whatsoever. But the buyer is adamant.
If I thought there was a chance of the zipper being damaged I would immediately cough up the partial refund for repairs. But I'm not convinced. I immediately offered a full refund on the return of the item but buyer seems happy to have repairs done.
Where does this end? What happens if the skirt is damaged / greatly altered by the repair process?
I felt a full refund was the safest route to travel.
Buyer has had a couple of partial refunds recently due to repairs.
Many thanks .....!
on 25-08-2013 12:48 AM
perhaps she's just too fat to fit the skirt and the zipper is straining to do up. Wouldn't suggest that to her though
on 25-08-2013 02:09 AM
LOL - luv ya work languidlady. I was thinking the same but couldn't think of a politically correct way to say it, so I refrained.
on 25-08-2013 02:10 AM
@cuddles_01au wrote:yes soap or a candle both work 🙂
thanks for that. I never knew about the candle.
25-08-2013 07:46 AM - edited 25-08-2013 07:51 AM
@languidlady49 wrote:perhaps she's just too fat to fit the skirt and the zipper is straining to do up.
gonna need more soap !