08-12-2017 1:42 PM
As the buyer claimed not as described [damaged] you won't win any appeal and the 'advisor' claiming 'buyer remorse' does not know what they are talking about - it's not unusual to be told what you want to hear to get you off the phone.
I'm afraid that anything said by Customer Support cannot be taken as binding on you or the other party. This CS agent was just giving you a personal opinion and possibly (probably) telling you what they thought you wanted to hear.
The only definite answer that you get when a case is opened is the one that informs you of eBay's decision.
eBay does not, in any case, deal with routine problems by email. There is no email address available.
There is no direct email address for ebay.
Appeal the decision
There is no email for eBay, but if you would like to talk to a Customer Support agent, go top of this page and from the Help & Contact bar type in something like ... Querying a Return. Follow prompts to Call Us.
I don't see the point ringing them becoz they just talking aload of *** to us telling us that i have listed it correctly as a used item. But the buyer opens a case on me saying that the item is damaged because there was speckles of skin on the item. I was like **bleep** its a used item. You can see via the pictures the white marks. But still the buyer gets protected, wheres the protection for the sellers
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