Buyers who blackmail seller into a refund
There is a long established principle of English law called caveat emptor or ‘buyer beware’. When an item is clearly displayed the buyer must take their own advice on a purchase. EBay allows Q and A’s prior to a purchase.
Unless this platform enforces policy and blocks abusive buyers, sellers will find new channels.
Sellers are not being adequately supported by Ebay.
4 comments
tressygirl
Mentor11 months agoFrom your title, I 'm presuming you have experienced this, how has your buyer blackmailed you into sending a refund.
With more detail, you will receive responses and perhaps an answer.
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headcode1a
OP11 months agoIm sorry carried on dirty tricks. I apologise. As not as described. Not refund I will leave extremely negative your feedback. I got a refund, different story. I will extremely positively your feedback. Thank you.
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jckl1957
·11 months agoheadcode1a
OP11 months ago