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on 27-11-2018 12:45 PM
Do your listings state you'll refund for change of mind ? If you don't here are the ebay guidelines
If you stated in your listing that you don't accept returns when a buyer changes their mind, you're not obliged to accept their return request. However, if you do, you'll be providing a great customer experience and encouraging the buyer to purchase from you in the future.
Here are your response options:
Accept the return – The buyer will send the item back to you for a full refund. You can advise the buyer that they'll be responsible for covering return postage costs, or you can provide a label.
Decline the return – If you've stated in your listing that you don't accept returns, you can decline the return request.
How to decline a return
You can only decline a return if the buyer is returning the item because they changed their mind, and your return policy stated you don't accept returns. Here's how:
- Go to your Returns dashboard - opens in new window or tab.
- Select View return details beside the item.
- Select Decline the return and then Continue.
- You have the option of entering your reason for declining the request, but it won't be visible to the buyer.
- Select Decline return.