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Refusing to refund postage for a faulty item
so I bought an item that was faulty and sent it back but paid £5 postage and I only received the money back for the item not the postage. I’ve been contacting customer service for over a week about the fact I cannot set up a new PayPal account to receive the postage of £5 it declines every time I try and all customer service do is tell me to set one up. I paid with a card surely it should go back to my card but they are refusing to pay it. How do I go higher to complain about this stupid ridiculous system .Do they tell you to set up a Barclays account when you take something back to a shop? No
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john1297576
Mentor10 months agoOne thing you do not mention, in fact the most important, is Did you open a return case for not as described.
Seller provides a return label and on return makes a full refund.
If you did not open a case then ebay does not get involved, which might explain the rather weird advice they have given.
As you say refunds made properly go back to source, you say card! Depending on what sort of card, Credit Card, money goes back to card, Debit Card money goes back to Bank Account, not the card, and from what you say Paypal are not involved in any way.
cindydoll11
OP10 months agolabel instead I sent it back myself which cost me £5 . I took up the case
with eBay and they have refused to refund postage and insist I open a
PayPal account which I can’t because it’s refusing to reopen and I can’t
open a new one either. They then blocked me from replying to customer
support it’s the principle I was sent a faulty item the last order I made
on here has not arrived so yet another problem.
tressygirl
Mentor10 months agoCustomer Services have given you wrong advice, which unfortunately is not unusual.
You do not have to open a PayPal account, and they cannot block you from reaching out to Customer Services.
You took the wrong route of not opening a case, and returned the item outside a case which invalidates a full refund, it cannot be enforced doing it that way.
Please familiarise yourself with eBay's 30 day MBG, Money Back Guarantee, it's written on every listing, and on the link I'm showing below, it can save you a lot of money when buying on eBay.
https://pages.ebay.co.uk/ebay-money-back-guarantee/
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cindydoll11
OP10 months agoam not in the wrong here they insist I open a PayPal account which I cannot
do,I’m done with EBay, I did everything they asked me to do and the seller
gets to keep my money useless site . How do you even go above to complain ?