Item Damaged via Global Shipping Program
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on 03-01-2017 10:39 PM
I ordered a large automotive radiator fan from the US which used the Global Shipping Program to get to Australia.
The order was place very early in Dec and ETA was Dec 20-30.
It arrived today and the packaging sustains some transport damage, it looked like a hole had been poked into the box. So I didn't think much of it.
Upon opening the packaging l, I quickly realised that the hole was from a protruding piece of the radiator fan.
As this part has snapped off in Shipping, who do I make a claim to? The seller or the GSP?
Thanks
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on 03-01-2017 11:00 PM
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on 04-01-2017 08:15 AM
Thanks,
i have kept all packaging and taken a handful of photos before opening it.
The seller has indicated it would be covered by EBay Global insurance.
now I just need to find the right team to contact and claim!
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04-01-2017 09:19 AM - edited 04-01-2017 09:20 AM
If a Global Shipping Program item arrives damaged, the buyer would file a “return request,” just as they would in a non-GSP transaction. In many cases the buyer is covered by either the eBay Money Back Guarantee or the PayPal Purchase Protection program.
If the case against the seller remains unresolved contact eBay Customer Service. Click here for more information on buyer terms and conditions.
However, if the item was damaged when it arrived at the Global Shipping Center, in most cases the seller would then be responsible for the refund.
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on 04-01-2017 09:35 AM
The question probably becomes whether the GSP can verify where the damage may have occured.
Thanks for your advice.
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on 10-01-2017 11:33 PM
I have had the item tested and is now confirmed as DOA.
Ebay have requested i return the item, which is fine, but i still have an urgent requriement for the radiator fan, and it looks like im going to have to order again and pay before this dispute is refunded.