on 21-10-2017 09:33 PM
Hi there,
I was hoping you could help as I'm still an Ebay novice! 🙂
I'm selling an expensive mattress on auction just now (starting bid £500). The mattress is used (under a year old) but in immaculate condition. I've specified the buyer needs to arrange for collection.
The people interested so far are going to arrange for a courier to pick up the mattress. My concern is that the mattress isn't handled very well in transit and the buyer receives it covered in marks.
How can I protect myself? I've specified that I won't accept returns but can the buyer insist on a refund if the mattress is badly marked by the courier?
Many thanks for your advice,
Serena
on 22-10-2017 03:03 PM
Yep they do lyndal.
on 22-10-2017 03:35 PM
I'd never buy a 2nd hand mattress, no matter how 'new' it purported to be.
Bad enough sleeping on cockroach-infested motel mattresses IMO
on 22-10-2017 03:39 PM
@lyndal1838 wrote:
@imastawka wrote:Just as well they are in the UK.
It's illegal, I believe, to sell used mattresses in Australia for health reasons
So that is why there are 900+ used mattresses for sale on ebay?
Used underwear is also a no-no, but you can still find it on ebay......
on 22-10-2017 03:50 PM
Bed Full Of Bras
Good name for an ebay band