eBay sellers won’t believe this 😳

[@GdHr-oz5ph]

That is surprising. I always absolutely dread dealing with eBay because it's usually irrational and unfair.

[@ResellJunkie]

Yup I got lucky somehow lol

[@CalvinHeath]

They did this to me too for a broken console lol

[@GdHr-oz5ph]

@@gintendostudios Luckily there are other online places to sell. Pain in the neck to change but maybe worth it.

[@Jay66669]

I don’t put any energy into complaining because I know eBay is not going to be on my side and I get why they love buyers more. at the end of the day I much rather the buyer ship the item back so I don’t get a bad review and then I can relist it and sell it for more so it’s basically a win-win on my end other than waste of my time, because time is money but if I can retrieve the item and sell it for more, I’m not going to complain

[@GdHr-oz5ph]

@@Jay66669 But you're also stuck with the loss of shipping both ways, which is not good.

[@mahmoudnadi1992]

Apparently, after a dispute, if they side with you, eBay is paying the seller back out of pocket. Buyer still go their money back. Which is stupid because the buyer still thinks they won

[@mikeypeinado383]

Wait really ?? So hypothetically say I bought something from my dad and then pulled this stunt they would pay me out of company $?? Nice

[@Omgkhii]

@@mikeypeinado383 Youre the problem buddy

[@dcomputers]

​@@mikeypeinado383 yup

[@calamityclash0018]

@@mikeypeinado383infinite money bug

[@huh481]

@@mikeypeinado383 Don’t do that. It’s shitty to abuse the system that’s supposed to help scam victims.

[@jcrossgaming8791]

eBay has always sided with me on everything. They even have removed negative feedback off my account within the day. It is all based on your metrics and account status. If you're top rated seller they will almost always side with you unless the item is not as described.

[@RyanFlyinHigh]

The easiest thing to do is persistently request to speak with a supervisor. Eventually they'll hand you off and the case will be solved in your favor most of the time. Just remain calm, friendly, and respectful

[@litestreamer]

Yes that's right. But you must be consistent and polite. On one issue I had, it took me 2 months and speaking to 5 different ebay people. I even had one supervisor agree with me and still tho they promised to, they did not resolve the issue. But I did not give up as I knew I was in the right, and the next time it was resolved. It's too bad it takes so much effort to resolve issues, tho in the end it did work out.

[@user-sb8yf5gj6n]

I lost a dispute. The buyer wanted to return an item because he said it didn’t work and he admitted it was new in package. He also said he threw the item in the trash and couldn’t return it. eBay took the money out of my account and let him get away with it. That was the last time I listed an item with eBay.

[@uniniversalstar1974]

eBay sided with a bye who purchased some Versace glasses from me. He claimed they didn’t fit his face after the measurements were clearing in my listing. I not inky has to refund the guy he even kept my glasses and shipped me back some paper. eBay did nothing to help me. That was my first week as a reseller. I started to quit that day I was so mad You definitely got lucky

[@williammcglynn5539]

Bruh someone just returned some of the socks we are selling. “Because they didn’t like the color” and eBay sided with them. Our store clearly says we do not do returns. Had to pay out like $99 cause she bought a ton of socks of a color she didn’t like and didn’t want to keep them.

[@rainey2042]

This same thing happened to me also the buyer waited 2 months later then he open the dispute talkin about how he didn't recognize the charge but the bank decided in my favor so that's the good news

[@tampatoy]

denied a return for the same reason(sizing issue) buyer didn't open a case but left negative feedback. ebay wouldn't remove it.

[@cool_video_maker_123]

eBay is like 99.9 win for buyer 1 percent for sellers😢

[@blakefirsttee7653]

your point is correct but your math is off!

[@RandyMarshMurica]

I never buy from anyone that doesn’t accept returns. Seems shady and dishonest to me when sellers do this.

[@ResellJunkie]

Cool 👍

[@RandyMarshMurica]

@@ResellJunkie 🤡

[@714milky]

Glad you don't. Lol. I always State no returns since I have many vintage items. I usually use all 24 pictures allotted to me per listing. OVER communicate any and all issues, flaws, etc. State that I will respond to any and all questions fast and will take more pictures if requested. I mention no returns and that I want them to be 100% confident prior to them purchasing. I ship extra fast and I package VERY carefully. If after all that, they still want a return.....tough. I don't think I'm shady or unscrupulous in the slightest.

[@RandyMarshMurica]

@@714milky The smug “lol” really wasn’t necessary. You seem super entitled and greedy. You could give two shits about your customers. Everything you said reeks of just covering your ass in disguise of trying to go above and beyond for your customers. You only do all that so you can either justify to yourself or Ebay that you deserve to keep their money. It’s fine if you don’t feel like your scummy, most narcissists don’t, but you are. 😁

[@stream2watch]

Sellers are usually legit. It is buyers that have a pattern of abusing the system. Go to Fortune 500 retailers if you want to buy from companies that factor in mollycoddling buyers in theiir bottom line.

[@younes-47]

I'm a seller myself, and that is the reason why i don't sell clothing on ebay even if they sell quite well but it has a lot of returns because buyers are dumb or just assume it is gonna fit.

[@GdHr-oz5ph]

Me too. If I do sell any clothes I make sure to give all kinds of measurements. Still, though, people are far too likely to blame you if they just don't like the way something looks on their weird lumpy body. 😬

[@KingStr0ng]

Don't forget scammers. Alot of buyers are scammers. He might have trying to do a bait & switch return on this guy. Wouldn't surprise me tbh.

[@benholdin]

Easier to accept returns and keep shipping. Saves a lot of hassle and puts you in front of more people.

[@MarioLuigi-vb3rp]

I allow returns. I don’t question It I just accept it and move on.

[@noahp2430]

Yeah usually they have buyers remorse or they just don’t like it so they make up some excuse to return it.. why force someone to keep it if they don’t want it

[@Backyardrumblez]

I legit can’t do returns the money is spent asoon it hits my bank account😂 sucks being in debt living paycheck to paycheck or in my case eBay sale to eBay sale💀

[@youngplies772]

@@Backyardrumblez wow daaam

[@robthagod4870]

I had a guy say the item was damaged 4 hours before it was delivered and they sided with the buyer. eBay is a joke.

[@mikeypeinado383]

Holy shit that’s some knock shit lol

[@williamRRR]

The buyer probably opened too many returns for a similar reason and eBay sided with the seller. My buyers use item not as described even though I accept returns.

[@sammiehall4415]

@@pepe_pupu True but you cannt make buyers select the right one they dont know about defects, they just see oh I can get a free return on inad maybe get to keep the item to. I had a INAD case opened when i had put the measurements on he was arguing my measurements even the measurement on the said belt that was imprinted on the belt, I Ebay didn't side with me at all, I dont accept returns, he knew how to play the game.

[@cool_video_maker_123]

His excitement says it all 😂❤

[@la6136]

There are so many annoying sellers in this comment section wow. If a seller does not want to accept returns that is their choice.

[@KingStr0ng]

Exactly! It doesn't make logical sense to accept a return anyway when you've done nothing wrong, because it's not your fault. That's taking money away from your own pocket.

[@KingStr0ng]

@@darrylpaynts You do not have to take all returns. I'm not taking any unless there is a legitimate reason.

[@KingStr0ng]

@@darrylpaynts Fun Fact: I *already know* you said certain returns, which was my point from the beginning on why not all returns should be allowed. You seem to be arguing just to argue.

[@kavalogue]

​@@KingStr0ngyou did nothing wrong? People like you dont deserve whatever business your involved in.

[@kavalogue]

​@@KingStr0ngJesus youre a scumbag based off those few comments. You're whole stance is you fully understand the system at play and because you did nothing wrong you dont have to help your customer correct the service and obtain the item they set out for. One of the few things that should offer refund without question is miss sizing. Half of you dont realise youre selling to another part of the world and the measurement charts make no sense. Beyond that theres nothing wrong with the product to warrant you having to disrrgard it as a loss. Youre going to receive your item back and in turn send out the correct size. Be a better human and stop usnf the the idea that because YOU done nothing wrong it isnt your issue.

[@natmol1595]

Buyers lie and state 'item no as described', then a return label is automatically generated and charged to your account. Its not easy, however if you can be arsed ebay might reimburse you for the label if you complain about the buyer mis-using the returns policy.

[@1584Adventure]

Currently dealing with that now, buyer bought insulated coveralls from me at half price of original posting after making an offer then imeadiatly after complained about shipping price that was listed next to the price to begin with, cited other coveralls are only 5$ after informing him im not in control of shipping prices he said gotcha, now hes complained about some small frying on the bottom hem on the coveralls, in description i stated they had been used but are in great condition, which he assumes is perfect condition, i couldve taken better pics but the frying is visible in one the pics but now i have deal with siding entirely with him on this return.

[@Forreal66]

That is actually wild

[@tayyabahahmed9178]

When i spoke to Ebay i literally spoke to hundreds of people and they don’t even know the answer to my question to why i got restricted to sell

[@adoptmepro9561]

Bro me too

[@peepsg]

Because seller like him are ignorant and don’t want to help them at all. All they care about is money and that all not about buyers

[@KingStr0ng]

They know, they just don't want to tell you.

[@kyliefan7]

They have always sided with me as long as you have it fully explained! I had one guy who paid $125 for a pair of 3D glasses and a 3D movie and was pissed when he didn’t get two. My response was that certain things in the English language is a pair like underwear and jeans or glasses and it’s only one and they sided with me!

[@thomasg1513]

Usually buyer always wins

[@jacktipson7562]

It's all dependent on the case the buyer opens. If you have legitimate evidence, ie description or personal messages with the buyer, eBay will side with the seller 90% of the time. If anything, talk to them on the phone and tell them the hard evidence you have and they'll more than likely side with you for making the effort

[@tamiz8895]

If it says in your description and in settings that you don’t accept returns they usually will give you the option of refunding. I did that one time -the buyer changed their mind. I accepted the return and it was okay but obviously used once or twice. Never again.

[@MRDAMNICK1]

I was an ebay seller. I took all my inventory off ebay after they screwed me over. I had a brand new license plate bracket for a Jeep wrangler for sale. I even had what years it for and the part number listed. They allowed an to purchase this product. Drill holes through it so it "would fit" his jeep. He was able 5o use it for a whole month, getting wear and tear on it, then returned it for a full refund, stating it did not fit his vehicle correctly. A case was open and he won. I had the item returned to me aged and used. I had picture proof and everything they still sided with him nd took the money for a refund. I said f#$^ ebay. I took my 100 plus items off and went to Mercari to sell. At the time thier percentage was less and no random fees. Ebay nickle and dimes and screws sellers over.

[@KingStr0ng]

I'm sorry to hear that. Ebay really sucks man.

[@user-fs1yq2bi4q]

I recently sold an antique electric piano on eBay for $2500. The buyer paid through eBay, and I shipped the item from Atlanta to California, covering the packing, shipping, and insurance costs. After receiving the piano, the buyer held onto it for four days before claiming it was broken and demanding a refund. However, despite my requests, the buyer refuses to provide photos of the damage necessary for an insurance claim. eBay's solution is for me to pay for return shipping to facilitate the refund, but I'm hesitant to send money to an uncooperative buyer who won't even provide the required photos. To add to the frustration, eBay is urging me to accept less money, while the customer is insisting on a $500 discount. On top of all this, eBay is also taking over $450 in commission. This experience has definitely made me reconsider selling on eBay in the future.

[@dwd080376]

On my first sale my buyer asked for a return because i listed a bag as black and she said i sent the wrong item because i sent her a "midnight" color bag. Long story but she had swapped my authentic bag for a fake bag in her return. I had a ton of pictures and i had video of me opening her return. I won the dispute! Ebay took my side . Im so happy because i would have not sold again if they hadnt.

[@ddss9568]

Happend to me aswell! Ebay was in my favor even though the buyer complained first. I love it! I argued really good

[@SpazDQ]

Yea I’ll just put a 1 start review and give ‘em to my sisters

[@El_Narix]

They only side with you if the item is not protected by the money back guaranteed policy.

[@christopherbay7380]

This happened to me once before and I was so surprised lol

[@c.w2000]

Very true indeed. They never to be much rights for sellers 😕

[@jboydayz]

Feel bad for the guy who got the wrong sized trousers, but I, happy you won the case.

[@e-curb]

No, the buyer didn't get the wrong sized pants. The buyer purchased the wrong size.

[@jboydayz]

@@e-curb that’s the same thing.

[@e-curb]

@@jboydayz No it isn't. Here's a simple example. I sell a part to fit a certain model car. This part changed in size part way through the period the car was made. I sell both sizes. Every once in a while, someone complains that they got the wrong size. No you didn't, you bought the wrong size because you were too stupid to read the description and figure out what size you need. When they say they got the wrong size, what they're saying is that I sent them the wrong part. That's not the case. They bought the wrong part.

[@jboydayz]

@@e-curb Okay, analogy makes sense, but you said he got the wrong size, not wrong sized pants which was what he was ordering.

[@e-curb]

@@jboydayz I guess I should have said he got the correct size pants. Correct in that they matched what the ebay listing claimed they were.

[@shadowlegend2948]

Ive been selling for 3 months now almost a top rated seller and ive never gotten a promotion 100% positive feedback

[@everydaycartoons5894]

What did you sell?

[@junktrunksales]

Good news!

[@arox1834]

i had a guy buy a camera lens only for him to found out it doesn’t fit his camera , called ebay and they advice me to accept return and charge them return shipping

[@cjshortsnsnips]

I sell high ticket Denim and never got a case. I usually get cases over cheap jeans under 20 dollars. Yep! Shittiest buyers unfortunately are the ones who get second hand and dont read the description and measurement info.

[@HomeStatOfficial]

bro just give the damn return he ordered the wrong size

[@ResellJunkie]

No.

[@lakaka9587]

@@ResellJunkieyou’re a greedy scumbag

[@User8vfjhejf]

I had an item be delivered and had proof, buyer didn't have proof that they didn't receive it, I won the case but lost the appeal...out $384

[@hunterl7588]

Just out of curiosity. What kind of proof can the buyer provide? Not getting at anything. I bought something almost a month ago, Shipping was delayed twice. Tracking info came late, and tracking info is from some weird website. Tracking number won’t work anywhere but this website. ccs-couriers. I’m worried that I got scammed. So if I need to take it up to ebay, what kind of proof can I provide if all the tracking is fake?

[@suprakashsaha8481]

This is payment dispute case buyer filed under their bank. If the case id starts with 53 or 52 that means it’s via ebay. Otherwise its a chargeback if it starts with 50.

[@user-sl8hi7jo5g]

@_alpha_click can help, Forward your complain to him

[@user-sl8hi7jo5g]

Via Instagram

[@phillipg7315]

Recently won as a seller as well. Buyer missed all the delivery attempts then blamed me for “not shipping”. The box is now lost somewhere with his post office and never returned to me. Ohhhh well…as a seller I did my part.

[@patony_1288]

I once had a package that was listed as (DELIVERED ) But never said where, come to find out, it was delivered to someone else not my street address, I got my money back

[@Candyrose225]

You can get your money back from eBay a buyer or a seller by money back guarantee if you ask eBay to call you back they will call you back and I’ve got my money back and the items was even returned to me but was damaged.

[@flatline6365]

People are always so damn quick to open up a case thinking that the rules don’t apply to them maybe they just don’t read them. Either way this is a problem many of us struggle with all to much. I had a customer about a week ago open up a case on a $57 item that she received later that day. My funds were on hold for a whole week.

[@fkfitspire]

They were on my side aswell. The product worked perfectly and they didnt even know how to use the product. They wanted a refund but i dont accept refunds. Then they made a case and ebay was on my side thankfully. So they got their refund and the product and i stayed with my money

[@nameunknown6465]

Had this happen to they did a payment dispute with there bank instead and eBay sided with me easy 235$

[@laurenskubish400]

If you call ebay and tell them the situation as a seller than always side with me and not the buyer.

[@tayyabahahmed9178]

Well ebay was on my favour and after dispute ended they suspended my account and for lifetime i lost my selling rights and I can’t make another account they keep suspending everything

[@andrajo2983]

What was the reason?

[@LemonTekkin]

Happened with me sometime brought a Burberry vintage jacket was clearly stated it had a lil rip its 20yrs old ffs told on this on description & to buyer nope still wanted his £60 “which was cheap anyway” put up like 15 photos and always say study photos before u buy eBay will always side with u then. Peace ☮️

[@meticulouselectronics]

Ebay has sided with me usually.

[@Godfrey..]

but sometimes allow us to return the item in good condition if its not well with us for a change not a refund. saying as a proud buyer.

[@Abdrei69]

i sold an account, can ebay not give me the cash if i dont add shipping? cuz its a game account, theres no need for ship

[@Freewall-e]

Glad you got to keep your money but personally, I’ve found it better for business to just take returns and if it’s a really dumb reason offer them a partial return. For me personally, i only have about a 4% return rate so accepting returns no matter what the reason saves me time, hassle, and gives me a lot of great reviews while not losing any money. If I can get a customer who didn’t like the product to still leave a good review because of the experience they had with me I feel I’m more than happy to accept any return because I can just resell that item again and keep the good review or save myself from a bad review and time dealing with disputes

[@KingStr0ng]

​@@pepe_pupuWell said. Not only do you have to go through the hassle of listing it again to maybe get the money for your hard work, you also enable the mentality of buyers to be entitled and place bogus returns on other sellers, thus ruining the quality and integrity of the site.

[@alexandertm5362]

Ebay have took my side every time ive had a case opened

[@user-sl8hi7jo5g]

@_alpha_click can help, Forward your complain to him

[@user-sl8hi7jo5g]

Via Instagram

[@EmileosE-CommerceQuest]

Damn lucky in my case eBay sided with the client $5000 gone 😢

[@user-sl8hi7jo5g]

@_alpha_click can help, Forward your complain to him

[@user-sl8hi7jo5g]

Via Instagram

[@KyleEvans09]

If you’re top rated with free returns then you would only return the cost of the item not shipping. The customer would get some money back and you could resell the item. I would only recommend if you sell items as a job and not a hobby though. If you’re selling just a few items it doesn’t matter. If you have a free returns and are top rated you’ll have 15-20% more sales.

[@ResellJunkie]

You’re just stating arbitrary numbers that mean nothing. I haven’t taken returns for years and my business has done just fine 👍

[@KyleEvans09]

@@ResellJunkie I sell clothing and I’m just saying my personal experience plus the experience of many people in the resell group I’m in. Happy you’re doing good! I just like seeing how it personally boosted my sales and thought I’d share.

[@bubbie23jw]

I’m a top seller and I still don’t get that many sells they want things for free💔💔💔🤯😱

[@JenniferOro444]

​@@KyleEvans09so you suggest having free returns on clothing ?

[@gregorychiasson7739]

The problem here is honest mistakes happen and the buyer admitted it and asked for a return why not accept and have them pay return shipping. What happens is people become dishonest and start lying about why the return is requested and then eBay makes you accept because they say something like the pants weren’t as described. We all lose on these issues.

[@ResellJunkie]

Because I don’t accept returns and state that several times on my listings.

[@gregorychiasson7739]

@@ResellJunkie I got that part my point is what would it hurt to accept the return considering how many dishonest people buy and get over us sellers on eBay. It happens all the time so to have an honest buyer admit they made a mistake and reach out for your understanding then why not show some mercy considering how often people lie to get us to accept returns. You have a right not too I’m just presenting it at another angle.

[@StephRenee812]

​@@gregorychiasson7739for that reason

[@bratzliplogical]

No returns Babe

[@peepsg]

@@gregorychiasson7739 true seller need to support to buyers what they need to know and make sure. Because seller all think they wanted money

[@flyingchimp12]

Why are you not accepting returns for something as simple as pants… it’s not a specialty item.

[@kewa-nh6ch]

Ebay is a dying platform, Amazon is way better

[@TheHalalWorld]

That happened to me but still haven’t received the money been a month

[@user-sl8hi7jo5g]

@_alpha_click can help, Forward your complain to him

[@user-sl8hi7jo5g]

Via Instagram

[@__VIC__]

Same thing happened with me

[@ProudMorenamom]

I work on ebay and seller pls know no matter u post on ur product that no return eBay still support buyer

[@ProudMorenamom]

So better to open a return for u get good a seller reputation

[@rickstevenson9585]

You lucked out because the buyer was an idiot. If he was more eBay savvy he could of just went the INAD route where you’d have no ability to fight it.

[@Martin.chapman]

U can always get eBay involved sooo

[@jellyman5743]

Yo yo yo ayy 💪

[@ecycleus]

But they can still leave bad feedback.

[@thekingofallblondes47]

They should side with the buyer 😮

[@carltonthepug]

eBay pays them back for you.

[@Bigbopperairguns]

That is very surprising because my ad specifically says no bypod no scope and I have a customer that wants those 2 items and they are both detailed in the ad that they do not come with neither one and eBay cited with them told me that if I They would be able to keep the item and I would owe the money back how is that legal if there's any attorneys reading this As far as my case goes it should be open and shut there's no Nothing that determines I was Is wrong please hit me up with your information I will follow-up.

[@user-sl8hi7jo5g]

@_alpha_click can help, Forward your complain to him

[@user-sl8hi7jo5g]

Via Instagram

[@christicrenshaw2772]

Its because you showed the measrements. Most people do not read. Their fault ,not yours

[@ciscoventura]

Sellers can be such scumbags to not just buyers Like all the funko sellers that post a photo of the item and they send you a fake that isn’t described anywhere that it is indeed a fake

[@peepsg]

I mean yeah seller and buyers have similar reason, but mostly seller are ignorant they could least support buyers to give chances to understand not block them unknown reason for little thing

[@298CRE8]

Had far simpler ones decided I buyer favour even when they admit purchasing it wrong item etc costing me two postage then they stole the gaskets returned ew item I got no money returned or help they refunded buyer minutes after tracking said was delivered while I was at work watch out ebay let others literally steal your info pictures and whole listing beware they don't care

[@darawsonnick4449]

How do you work with the eBay fees?

[@ResellJunkie]

What do you mean? I think they are very fair.

[@darawsonnick4449]

@@ResellJunkie haha sorry! I mean do you have it all planned how how you price somthing with the fees and stuff.

[@LaptopGames-pt9vc]

​@@ResellJunkie how to withdraw the money in my card after I sold?

[@harryosborne8215]

@@darawsonnick4449this might be the most brain dead question I’ve ever seen in my life. Put one and a half brain cells together, what do you think the answer is?

[@andrajo2983]

This is not the case all the time. You were probably just lucky. When one of the reason for return is stated by eBay as “doesn’t fit”, it is your risk if you accept or not the return. Most buyers lie if they see you can’t accept the return, so they open a case “ item as not described” and eBay close the case in their favour. The only time eBay close the case in the seller’s favour is when you proof that the item was shipped very fast, otherwise it is a game changer.

[@BeautifulCookingDay]

Good❤

[@Brownboymagic69]

If I were him I’d just call my card company and get the refund. Take the return or lose both the item and the money.

[@ResellJunkie]

“Hey card company, I don’t know how to shop as an adult, can you please hold my hand and help me” - y’all are clowns I swear

[@alexluthor7215]

Bet you got a negative tho . Not worth it, unless you can careless about burning your account to the ground.

[@KingStr0ng]

It is worth it actually. Its worth it not to be used by buyers for scams/refunds.

[@alexluthor7215]

@@KingStr0ngI bet your not top rated so of course you don’t care .

[@dangsxtc]

W eBa

[@derekelliott6098]

More likely the buyer has a pattern of abusing returns. The only other time ebay sides with the SELLER is when you are Top Rated Plus. I have free returns all all my items. Any buyer who returns an items, I find the tiniest fault to mark as the reason for refund deduction. Every single time, ebay sides with me on the refund. Then again, ebay refunds the difference I did not refund. Further, get the ef away from clothing and shoes. If that's all you sell, I bet you get multiple returns every week.

[@mellowmoods8393]

Was the dude able to leave negative feedback though after eBay sided with you? Hopefully not.

[@SCole-gt7qq]

This is why we quite eBay years ago!

[@laptopdroptop9457]

If your asking retail prices act like a retail store, does Walmart sell clothing as is? If your selling at a discount it’s different but if your charging them full blown retail you should also offer all the retail services that come with that high price tag. How many measurements do you do for pants? I do 7, jackets and shirts 4 measurements, free 30 day returns because I price my cloth at vintage retail prices, I’ve had probably 5 returns out of a 100 or so sizes, all for not fitting and I accept the return because like I said they paid a retail price so I provide retail service. I mean even most thrift shops offer 7 day returns.

[@ResellJunkie]

Na, when you buy used you take full responsibly for your purchases. Buy new if you want returns. Taking 7 measurements of pants is excessive, you’re wasting your time 👍

[@laptopdroptop9457]

@@ResellJunkie how much did those pants sell for?

[@andywilliam1990]

I agree. It doesn’t matter how much you price your items for. The customers should read descriptions to understand what the agreement is before purchase. This laptop dickbag clearly doesnt know much about retail or making purchases…

[@KingStr0ng]

Does Walmart sell used items? No. Thet sell them *New.* Of course there is no As-is when its new, it hasn't been used.

[@shakeswigglez3746]

Wacktacular video.

[@kerryyy_cod4340]

Nicee

[@eileena9555]

Sucks for the guy that paid for something that didn't fit right.

[@ResellJunkie]

Yup, should have looked at the measurements 👍

[@kavalogue]

​@@ResellJunkieno. You should have asked if the item can be returned in the same condition it was sent in. Confirm it. And then give your paying customer the size that fits. You sir. Are a scumbag. You are bottom of the barrel. I hope this celebration was worth it because small business owners like you have no place in local communities and that's why your constrained to hiding online. Just get into crypto if you're that money hungry

[@misseyespy1]

Yeah fab ebay sided with me after the ….. wrote two paragraphs on my feedback negative lol they took it off in three minutes yeah the mad hatters don’t always win lololol keep listing

[@ceciliamorales8208]

someone hacked my dads acount can someone pls help me they ordered a playstation 5

I don‘t know about the US, but in the EU, businesses are obligated to return unopened items which have been bought online.

[@daddyschainsjewelry]

That’s great man!

[@GottiLx]

Bad eBay seller

[@tonymiami5480]

If you sell on eBay always do the return

[@ResellJunkie]

No

[@KingStr0ng]

No. Never do the return. You earned that money fair and square, you don't deserve to lose it. The buyer could also be scamming. Sometimes they don't send back the real item.

[@tonymiami5480]

@@KingStr0ng if you have good items, you’d be happy to take it back and sell to someone who actually wants it

[@KingStr0ng]

@@tonymiami5480 It's not about whether or not you can sell it to someone else, it's about the fact that the deal has already been made and the buyer agreed to the terms. The seller should not have to pay for anything if he is not at fault.

[@damonhochhalter2803]

its funny when I find it most the sellers are thieves liars and cheats. yeah there's goods one, but the bad out number the good. It's not because the sellers are leaving eBay that business is declining, it's because it's supposed to be fast, easy, and convenient. Non of which describes ebay. sellers cuss at customers. call them liars over a $7 product and call them thieves even know you provide pictures, post office put in damage control bag, the post office agrees to send a statement, and I have home security cameras showing the item in the damage bag being put into my mailbox by the mail carrier. if I order 20 items I get at least 2 to 4 of that type of seller every time. ones who wait until after expected delivery date to even send it out if at all. yeah poor sellers. you fucked yourself, now live with it or change. poor victims, people trying to spend their hard earned money with you.

[@peepsg]

Yeah it mostly seller not buyers that much. I admitted I make mistake and I feel sorry, but why blocked them they just wanted to make sure it not like they are going harassed

[@benzoh28]

Isn’t it better off just accepting returns and just have the buyer pay for shipping ? 🤔

[@gabrielscott2281]

If you still need help I suggest the tech guy who helped me out his good very good DM Smart Ethics he got 10k followers account

[@KingStr0ng]

Nah. He worked for the money. The buyer didn't read so the seller shouldn't have to pay for it.

[@michaelarbogast1360]

just take the item back and relist it. it’s not a big deal.

[@hotsauce2640]

Not his fault they weren’t the buyers size maybe the buyer needs to read better. It is a big deal because sellers have to make a new label and wait to get it and relist it

[@KingStr0ng]

Why should he willingly lose money when he did what he was supposed to do? He earned it fair and square. It's the buyer's fault, so he should live with his own decision.

[@KingStr0ng]

​@@hotsauce2640Exactly. That, and you don't know when (or if) you will get that same money back again. Ebay sales are incredibly slow.

[@bawmchickawahwah]

This is a chargeback not an eBay case.

[@sophieca6906]

eBay seems to side with the seller first. I recently bought a smartwatch from eBay. The seller put the wrong address on the packet whatever the reason was. I never received it. eBay first sided with the seller. I submitted the evidence with the help from the post office (GPS something). With the evidence, I was able to win.

[@Codyflips]

It's nice they sided with you. Yet overall not good practice by ebay unhappy customers are less likely to shop on the same platform again.

[@ResellJunkie]

Adults need to be responsible for their purchases. If you can’t compare measurements to your current clothing, that’s your problem and you should avoid buying online.

[@bratzliplogical]

​@@ResellJunkieAMEN! Well said babe!!!

[@KingStr0ng]

You don't want a customer shopping with you if they can't properly read details, descriptions, and sizes. You will get returns/refunds everytime. You're actually setting yourself up for failure if you keep those customers.

[@Patty_solosss]

Bro that’s actually really selfish treat someone how you want to be treated

[@ResellJunkie]

😂😂😂

[@KingStr0ng]

Please be sarcasm. People should be expected to pay attention to what they're buying and own up to their own mistakes. Seller did nothing wrong.

[@justinpayne7182]

You should always do returns. Don’t you like to be able to return something?