EBAY TERMS "FOR PARTS OR NOT WORKING"

[takaratakarakhalid]

YOU MILLIONS OUT THERE;

I REFER TO THE EBAY TERMS "FOR PARTS OR NOT WORKING"

WHAT DO EBAY REALLY MEAN BY THIS TERM AND HOW MANY PEOPLE ---BUYERS---ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND THIS TERM

THAN---WHAT RIGHTS DO "SELLERS" HAVE WHEN THEY LIST AN ITEM "FOR PARTS OR NOT WORKING"

FOR SELLERS;

WHEN A SELLER LISTS AN ITEM "FOR PARTS OR NOT WORKING"

[1] DOES THE ITEM HAVE TO BE COMPLETE--WITH NO PARTS MISSING

OR DOES ONE TAKE IT FOR GRANTED THAT THERE ARE GOING TO BE DENTS AND SCRATCHES OR PARTS MISSING

[2] DOES THE SELLER HAVE TO LIST ANY OR ALL FAULTS VISIABLE TO HIM

[3] DOES THE SELLER HAVE ANY RIGHTS TO STAND HIS GROUND FOR FURTURE RETURNS FOR PARTS MISSING OR OTHER FAULTS WITH THE ITEM

[4] DOES EBAY EXPLAIN FULLY WITHOUT PREJUDICE ---THE DOO'S AND DONTS ---IN THIER TERMS AND CONDITIONS ---WITH RELATION TO "FOR PARTS OR NOT WORKING" 

[5] THIS IS VERY CONFUSING AND MAKES LIFE DIFFICULT FOR SELLERS---EVEN EBAY AGENTS CANNOT EXPLAIN FULLY---EVERY ONE OF THE AGENTS HAS A DIFFERENT OPNION/STORY/ OR OTHERWISE ---I AM NOT SURE

I AM CONFUSED---WOULD WECOME FEEDBACK---

many thanks

[plpmr]

while already mentioned it must also be noted that buyers have virtually unlimited rights when buying from you as you are clearly an unregistered business seller.

So even if you won an eBay dispute the buyer could go to, for example, trading standards and win - most likely at great cost to you.