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@lemmayj wrote:

That sounds workable, but I'm not sure how easy it is to specify a return process where buyer pays both lots of postage (eminently fair for change of mind returns IMO).

 

I'm using turbolister at the moment, and the returns policy has the option to accept returns (or not), but if you accept returns you only have the option to choose whether buyer or seller pays return postage...

 

How do you specify that change of mind returners must pay both postage amounts?

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TL gives you the option to specify your parameters for returns. Click further.

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@lemmayj wrote:

 

 

How do you specify that change of mind returners must pay both postage amounts?

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I tick the box for buyers to pay return postage, money back etc, then outline (verbally) in my description and policy section that only the purchase price is refunded. As I do accept change of mind returns, the policy specifically only covers those, and for anything that is faulty, not as described etc, I just ask separately that people contact me directly for the best solution (however, I think I will elborate on that and include the range of solutions that can be offered; i.e. refund, replacement or repair for faulty / NAD items, refund or exchange for change of mind).

When I do refund for a change of mind return, I simply deduct the original cost of postage from the payment and refund the difference.

I used to give a refund and a return of item but never again because this one item that was returned to me wasn't even the item that I sold,the sneaky buyer swaped it with a cheaper item and kept the valuebable one.I didn't refund their money as I didn't receive my proper item back so I left it at that and put this transaction into the 'never again basket'.