There's no way I would accept a return. He "didn't like it" is specifically covered in ebays return policies:
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Refunds by law: In Australia, consumers have a legal right to obtain a refund from a business if the goods purchased are faulty, not fit for purpose or don't match the seller's description. More information at returnsreturns - opens in a new window or tab.
As an Australian consumer, you have a legal right to return items purchased from a business and to receive a repair, replacement or refund if the items:
- Are faulty or develop a fault within a reasonable period of time after purchase
- Aren't fit for purpose (i.e. they don't do what the seller said they would do)
- Don't match the seller's description or sample
- Are of unacceptable quality; or
- Fail to meet other mandatory consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law.
You may be required to return the goods and to provide proof of purchase. Remember, your rights to a return, replacement or refund for faulty or non-compliant goods are in addition to any other rights under the seller's return policy or any warranty that comes with the goods.
Consumer guarantees don't apply if you:
- Simply changed your mind, found the product cheaper elsewhere, or decided you don't like or need the product
- Misused a product and have caused or contributed to the failure of the goods, for example, by damaging or misusing the goods. .... unquote
