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carolinebish · 2026-04-10T12:51:10.245000Z

I purchased some bike tires from a seller in Beijing. The tyres turned out to be dodgy and not as described.I contacted the seller explaining the situation and they agreed a return sending me a Royal Mail label with their address in Beijing, but when I had the QR code scanned it was for a UK address and the post office said the QR code wasn't legit.I realise that I shouldn't have accepted the label they created and contacted the seller describing what had happened.I've asked them to create an eBay generated label but they have provided yet again a fake address and QR code.What can I do now as these tyres were expensive and I want to return to the seller and get a refund? Can I cancel the return then start the return as not as described?I've kept in touch with the seller throughout and they have always answered but now I don't trust them.Help..and thank you!

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