29-09-2025 12:49 PM
29-09-2025 12:54 PM
Ebay only allow you 30 days to return an item.
What did you buy?
You may be able to start a chargeback with your payment provider if it was a new item that you could reasonably have expected to last longer.
29-09-2025 2:22 PM
29-09-2025 2:41 PM
Try your payment provider.
I would say that a toilet seat which broke after only 2 months of use was 'not fit for purpose'.
29-09-2025 2:58 PM
29-09-2025 3:33 PM
@dickiejennywren wrote:
I can't believe that e/bay sided with the buyer over faulty goods and closed the case so there was no comeback
eBay have a 30 day money back guarantee/buyer protection.
After 2 months you're outside of that timeframe, they don't offer any kind of extended warranty.
29-09-2025 3:38 PM
29-09-2025 3:55 PM
Your consumer rights should be upheld by the seller.
But, as is always the case, wherever you buy from, you have to contact the seller and pursue your rights.
29-09-2025 7:39 PM
@dickiejennywren wrote:
Surely it should be different for faulty goods, surely consumer rights come into play as not fit for purpose
No, eBay is just a selling platform, you're buying from a seller who's using the platform.
All platforms have return timeframes to work to.
Did you pay with a debit or credit card? If so, you have 120 days from your payment date to issue a chargeback via them.