03-04-2020 12:30 PM
No we dont agree with you and neither will ebay
If a dispute for not as described has been opened then you have to send a pre paid label for the return
Once you have it back you refund
If you dont and the buyer escalates then you will pay the fees and a defect on your account
Why say it was hallmarked if you could not find the markings>
"Hallmarked but I'm unable to find or have seen it and didn't realise it was"
If the buyer opens an eBay item not as described dispute, they'll be required to send it back to you for a full refund of their original payment, and you'll need to provide them with a pre-paid returns label (if you don't provide a label, the buyer can escalate the dispute and get one from eBay, who will re-charge you for it).
You will get a defect against your selling account if the buyer goes through an escalated dispute to get their money back, so best to just accept the retrun. At least you'll get a fee credit.
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