Ok, I will admit I am a bit confused with the buyers protection policy. Yes I have read it, however I do have trouble with understanding some things. Now I know the whole posting and receiving the item is an issue and I have to prove the buyer got the item, ok, this will mean I will be using the signature on delivery method only, and this will be added into the item cost.
The other thing I am confused on is the money back guarantee that ebay has enforced. I only sell stuff that I have around my home that I no longer need pr want. Some of these items many still be news with tags and/or never opened.
I do not run a business or have a business.
I do not offer a return policy or accept them (I have on the occasion when it was my fault, but only after a discussion with the buyer).
I also do not offer a warranty only my items as I am not a retailer or business.
I am in Australia, so what Australian law covers me?
So were do I stand in this money back guarantee thing? I have read on some boards that this policy in part may not apply to me as I do sell second hand goods.
If thatโs the case, I am looking for correct wording (law and/or legislation) that I may be able to add to my descriptions as a disclaimer, so that the buyers are also aware. And if an issue does arise I know the legal terms to use with ebay. Like I said I struggle with writing and understanding things I read, and more so if itโs a long document with a lot of legal wording.
I just need a simple explanation, if anyone can help I would be most grateful. It may even help other sellers like me. 
