LockedDiscussion interactions are currently paused.Help from the CommunityChevronRightIconMember To Member SupportChevronRightIconBroken item refused returnThe item I ordered has now broken after the 30 days return and my return has been refused and case closeddickiejennywren399View listingsPosted 10 months ago·Last reply 10 months ago 8 commentsComment Newestjckl1957·10 months agoView listingsEbay only allow you 30 days to return an item. What did you buy? You may be able to start a chargeback with your payment provider if it was a new item that you could reasonably have expected to last longer. dickiejennywrenOP10 months agoView listingsHi, it was a toilet seat that broke after 2 months jckl1957·10 months agoView listingsTry your payment provider. I would say that a toilet seat which broke after only 2 months of use was 'not fit for purpose'. dickiejennywrenOP10 months agoView listingsI can't believe that e/bay sided with the buyer over faulty goods and closed the case so there was no comeback *vyolla*Mentor10 months agoView listings@dickiejennywren wrote:I can't believe that e/bay sided with the buyer over faulty goods and closed the case so there was no comeback eBay have a 30 day money back guarantee/buyer protection. After 2 months you're outside of that timeframe, they don't offer any kind of extended warranty. dickiejennywrenOP10 months agoView listingsSurely it should be different for faulty goods, surely consumer rights come into play as not fit for purpose jckl1957·10 months agoView listingsYour consumer rights should be upheld by the seller. But, as is always the case, wherever you buy from, you have to contact the seller and pursue your rights. *vyolla*Mentor10 months agoView listings@dickiejennywren wrote:Surely it should be different for faulty goods, surely consumer rights come into play as not fit for purpose No, eBay is just a selling platform, you're buying from a seller who's using the platform. All platforms have return timeframes to work to. Did you pay with a debit or credit card? If so, you have 120 days from your payment date to issue a chargeback via them.
jckl1957
·10 months agoEbay only allow you 30 days to return an item.
What did you buy?
You may be able to start a chargeback with your payment provider if it was a new item that you could reasonably have expected to last longer.
dickiejennywren
OP10 months agojckl1957
·10 months agoTry your payment provider.
I would say that a toilet seat which broke after only 2 months of use was 'not fit for purpose'.
dickiejennywren
OP10 months ago*vyolla*
Mentor10 months agoeBay have a 30 day money back guarantee/buyer protection.
After 2 months you're outside of that timeframe, they don't offer any kind of extended warranty.
dickiejennywren
OP10 months agojckl1957
·10 months agoYour consumer rights should be upheld by the seller.
But, as is always the case, wherever you buy from, you have to contact the seller and pursue your rights.
*vyolla*
Mentor10 months agoNo, eBay is just a selling platform, you're buying from a seller who's using the platform.
All platforms have return timeframes to work to.
Did you pay with a debit or credit card? If so, you have 120 days from your payment date to issue a chargeback via them.