"Is there any point in opening a return based on electrical hazard if they aren't allowed to resell it? I mean, is there any point in them getting the item back"
The seller won't be able to send you a label unless the item was dropshipped from a warehouse in Australia. If that was the case, that's where the item will need to be returned.
There's always a point to opening a case. The more cases shonky Chinese sellers of these dangerous items have filed against them, the better.
They accepted the return, gave me a NSW address and it seems it's up to me to pay the postage. I listed it is defective and not as described by mistake, could that be why this has happened?
