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23-11-2013 12:34 PM - edited 23-11-2013 12:36 PM
"As I said I would not have bid at all if I had been told it was not Australian stock" sounds exactly like a change-of-mind to me.
I would message the buyer and say something like:
"I am so sorry that you have changed your mind about wanting this camera. Return it to me and I will happily refund your payment in full"
The reason for this wording is to try and get a reply from them acknowledging that they have changed their mind about wanting the camera. Then, if they lodge a PayPal dispute for SNAD then you can forward the messages to show they have changed their mind. If they return it you refund them and offer to an underbidder. I hope you kept a copy of the serial number of the camera in case they return a dodgy one of the same model with a much higher shutter count (has been known to happen on eBay).