Seller is offering me a partial refund for a faulty item, but is requesting that I don't leave any feedback. Is this allowed by eBay? Would I have to agree to the seller's request? I have genuine concerns about going along with such practice, as it feels somewhat underhand. I would prefer to leave neutral feedback simply to alert other eBay users of the problem with the item I purchased.

A seller can politely ask a buyer not to leave bad feedback if an understanding and resolution is reached for the transaction They would need to offer a full refund on return of their item under eBay's 30 day MBG, but a partial refund is entirely between you and the seller, they are not obliged to offer this. Although a neutral feedback doesn't directly impact a seller's account, it does stand out for other buyers to read. Entirely up to you, you experience...

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