refunds on tracked items

I recently sold an item for £149. The buyer claims it didnt arrive so the courier looked into it. The van tracking shows he was at the address, the tracking shows it was delivered and signed for in the buyers name. The buyer claims he didnt recieve it so I opened a claim with the courier firm. I filled in my form but the buyer refused to sign a form that claimed he hadnt received the goods.  I contacted ebay who said if he is telling the truth then they would close the case in my favour as that would push him into helping me with his claim. 3 days later they gave him a full refund. When I queried this they said he has proof it wasnt delivered. They wont tell me, show me or share this alleged proof yet took £149 from my account and refunded him. I now cannot make a claim as he hasnt signed the form .How can this be either fair or reasonable?   I have done nothing wrong yet loose £149 just because the buyer wont sign a form. Ebays answer is  take it up with the courier. I explained I had already done this but need his signature as wel l

Ebay will now do nothing except reply to my messages with insincere platitudes telling me how much they value my business. That is just taking the **bleep**

 

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You seem to be Posting using Hermes Economy or Royal Mail 2nd Class. Hermes offer very little compensation or non at all, they have a very long exclusion list. Royal Mail Standard Post only pays out £20.00. However you should have had some Tracking Number?  Which you should have added to Dispatch as soon as you have Posted. Buyers cannot then open an Item Not Received Case if the Tracking Shows as Delivered.

 

Is up to you to ensure you use the correct Postage with adequate cover.

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