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eBay returns policy for private seller

I recently sold an item that was brand new in box.  I had x2, one I have used successfully for a year with no issues.

I sold the other on eBay recently as I no longer need it and have been having a clear out, and much below the original retail price.

 

The buyer has now put in a claim, stating that the product is damaging her hair, and asking to return and refund, through the eBay return policy!

 

I know that the product is excellent from my own experience, and I know the product arrived exactly as described on the listing, brand new in box.

 

The buyer is claiming the item is not of good quality, which I know also to be untrue.

 

I am already well out of pocket having posted the item, and now this?

Advice please.  Am I on to a loser here disputing the claim?

 

If something arrives broken by royal mail in the post, no dispute, full refund and claim in against Royal Mail, but it appears to me that the item purchased just does not suit the buyer, or she has changed her mind, whatever, certainly not a genuine claim, and now she has used my item as well, so it is now used!

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plpmr
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if the buyer opens a not as described case you need to accept the return and issue a prepaid label.

 

In any event, if you fight the buyer they can even go to trading standards and claim [from your listings] that you are actually a business seller and therefore must accept all returns.

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