Nerve of this ebay buyer! - Page 2

Originally Posted by JohnC4X4

Any Feed Back left by the Buyer would have no impact on a PayPal or eBay claim

The Buyer has 45 days from payment date to open a claim
In this case it would be a SNAD claim
Significantly Not As Described
Ad indicated 2.2 but unit only had 2.0
Buyer would have to foot the bill for the return shipping
Then Buyer would get a FULL refund
Item price + what they paid for the original shipping & handling
Refund would be withdrawn from your Selling account once the Buyers DC showed delivery had been attempted

That is why I contacted ebay, and I recorded the conversation, just like they do with us. The rep told me that refunding him shipping and handling was my choice. I might be out the money he paid for the laptop (no big deal) but I will be darn if I will be out the shipping charges.



Anyway, all said and done, and it is over.

While worrying about this one item I could have listed 10 or 20 more

Originally Posted by mikeinreco

While worrying about this one item I could have listed 10 or 20 more

Good for you. (Mean that in the nicest way btw lol)

While I was on ebay, I came across my statistics. I have sold 46 items sold far, and made almost $1,600. Not bad, considering I have only been doing it since January, and primary listing scrap laptops along with a few computer accessories.

Here's the thing George. No matter what you do you can't prove yourself "right" on evilbay. If the buyer presses it evilbay WILL extract a refund from your Paypal account, no matter how in the right you are.