Beach - I'm so totally the opposite!

If I know I'm right, everything is as described, nothing out of order - someone would just about have to put the gun to my head before I would go back on my word.

Mind you, I would be just as quick to recognise if I was wrong, resolve it the best  way I could, like pronto!

But if this was me - I couldn't care less how much trouble the customer can cause - wouldn't be put of before they even started, and ceratinly wouldn't give him one cent - otherwise that would make a mockery of proper descriptions and details in any correct listing.

Some customers count on it - sellers rolling over the minute they raise an "issue".

They may say, lets make their life difficult as best as we can, who knows, we'll get a refund, part refund or whatever.

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@pretty_prettys wrote:

OMG OMG OMG! . . GUESS WHAT!!! 

 

I just received email from Pay pal saying the following:

 

"We have concluded our investigation and have decided in your favour. Any funds that may have been temporarily held have been returned to your account." 

 

I am so so happy, relieved. . I jumped out of my seat at work and cried "Yes!" . .

 

Thank you all so so much for all of your support, care, consideration and wonderful invaluable guidance with this!  I couldn't have done it without you.  Goes to show sometimes you need to stand your ground!  xxxxxxxxx

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Just got online and read your news.  That is GREAT news 

Now, put them on your Blocked Bidder List and choose the option to not receive any messages from them.

edit: you know things are good when you get a "Woo Hoo" from cats, she normally only reserves these for when she gets 10,000 free listings from eBay.

I'm surprised he hasn't left me negtive feedback. .

As mentioned by someone previously, this was how I would like to see threads progress. Well done.

I can now see both sides to the story. The buyer assumed too much and did not ask enough questions, and the seller was ignorant to the "grey product" sensitivity (I was too). Clearly warrantee was at issue here - and the type given was not acceptable or worthless to the buyer. 

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@pretty_prettys wrote:

I'm surprised he hasn't left me negtive feedback. .

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I think there are a lot of ebayers who take it on the chin when they lose a claim and move on without paying out on seller by leaving negative feedback. 

Hi.. what a great outcome... well done !...I was just wondering if the buyer will on sell the camera now...I'll keep an eye out for it...lol

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@peppers-tree wrote:

Hi.. what a great outcome... well done !...I was just wondering if the buyer will on sell the camera now...I'll keep an eye out for it...lol

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What an idiot if he does!  He's bought a brilliant camera . . less than 2.5 months after I purchased it and for $300 less than I paid so he HAS received a bargain.  And the warranty was only for 12 months - it wasn't an extended warranty.  The business I bought the camera from sells to professionals so I doubt the stockists he uses would sell equipment that was problematic, but that's not to say that a warranty isn't important, and his warranty is equivalent with the manufacturers warranty.  The buyer, IMO was just splitting hairs.  He was an pain to start with even from the moment he won the bid telling me in the paypal notes when he paid for it to pack the camera very carefully as he didn't want it damaged (like I'm an abolutely imbecile) ..    Thank God that one's over!! 

I just spent the last half an hour reading over this thread.  And by golly I think I actually learnt something  It's great to see the community here are prepared to help and give their time and offer such insightful advice. And it's so awesome that Paypal ruled in your favour. Well done OP, well done Paypal and most of all KUDOS to all who contributed to OP's dilemma. And believe me I lost sleep over a $7.50 sale that went wrong recently so it must've been an awesome feeling getting that email from paypal. 

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@secondhand-wonderland wrote:

I just spent the last half an hour reading over this thread.  And by golly I think I actually learnt something  It's great to see the community here are prepared to help and give their time and offer such insightful advice. And it's so awesome that Paypal ruled in your favour. Well done OP, well done Paypal and most of all KUDOS to all who contributed to OP's dilemma. And believe me I lost sleep over a $7.50 sale that went wrong recently so it must've been an awesome feeling getting that email from paypal. 

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This whole scenario stressed me out so much it literally made me sick.  I'm now getting over a bug which surfaced on Tuesday and my voice is only just starting to return. . So yes, stuff like this takes its toll. . But I think no matter what course I would have taken, whether I'd refunded the buyer his requested $150 or whether I had returned it and granted a whole refund or taken the couse I had which was stand my ground, this kind of stuff is not for the feint hearted that's for sure!!   And yes, KUDOS 100 fold to all the fab community members who rallied by my side!