05-26-2022, 07:28 PM
d4 wrote:
[quote=jonny]
[quote=d4]
[quote=clay]
doesn't matter whether you sell as-is or "no returns". If the buyer doesn't want it (or can come up with a reason why it "isn't as advertised"), the seller has to take it back and eBay will force the refund.
Aaaaannnd the cherry on top of the Sckit Sundae:
The seller will have the pleasure of paying return shipping as well.
If you check the “no returns” box, buyer has to pay for return shipping.
I don't believe this is correct in the OP's situation. Someone pull Zoidberg off the ledge to confirm.
Even if you check the "no returns" box, a crafty and determined buyer can still present a situation to eBay and eBay will force the seller to accept the return (and sometimes pay shipping) and give a refund.
There's no way to fully protect yourself from this sort of behavior if you are selling on eBay. There are always scenarios that eBay will step in and force a return/refund and even sometimes force a seller to pay return shipping, even if the seller isn't at fault.