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on 01-06-2023 07:48 PM
I recently sold a sewing machine to a buyer and clearly showed the accessories that went with it and stated no refunds. I started it at a low price $50 because I wanted to sell it which attracted a lot of bidders. Even though I just wanted a simple pick up, this one particular bidder was dead set on having it shipped to her so I agreed to cooperate with her sending a courier (as expected it was a pain as I had to wait at home for days for them to turn up) . So she gets the machine for an absolute bargain and then downloads a manual which tells her that it should have more attachments. She wants a refund. I go looking for the attachments and find them (I'd forgotten I had them). However I realise that the attachments would have gotten my item a much better price had I listed them. In the meantime she's unpacked the items an tells me how she's spent so much time cleaning it up (it was fine when I sent it). I don't really want it back now as a) I don't really have the time to deal with waiting around for a courier to deliver it back to me and b) it's not really in the same condition anymore as she's unpacked it and been fiddling with it. I offer to send her the extra attachments for $60 incl postage. She says no so I say $50 (still an absolute bargain but it seems nothing is going to make her happy at this stage). I feel as though I've done everything right and bent over backwards to accommodate her but her last messge was pretty angry and she is going to lodge a complaint. Not sure what I've done wrong here?
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