Selling a car - need no returns policy but it won't work

[salat-for-allah]

I am going around in circles here - I am trying to sell a car and I made a policy for 'no returns' but ebay won't accept it. It keeps saying I need a 'returns policy'. What do I do?

[**peaseblossom**]

There is no buyer protection for vehicles so not sure why the listing process is asking for a return policy.   Have you tried ebay Motors Classified?  That's usually the best and cheapest way to sell a vehicle anyway.  It costs £19.99 flat fee and eliminates timewasters because you don't end it until the deal is done.  More info here:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/help/selling/listings/listing-tips/selling-classified-ads?id=4167

[plpmr]

if you list on this account it must have a returns as you are a business seller.

As suggested use a classified ad.

[salat-for-allah]

Thanks for the advice!
Best Jake

[*vyolla*]

Selling on a business account gives consumers different rights.

Is this your own car that you want to list? If so, I'd open an eBay private account to list your own personal items on, easier for accounting too.