'Ok then, so I can buy goods off Ebay, damage them, demand a refund on the basis that they goods were not as described, and when the seller refuses a refund because he states, rightly, that the items were not damaged when they were despatched, he has absolutely no substance to his argument.'
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Well yes, yes you can.
But you won't get many items *and* the refund.
99.9% of sellers will accept the return and won't refund until they get their items back. That's how returns are supposed to work. They've read the rules and know they've no choice.
They may well be 'right' and the buyer is pulling a fast one, but unfortunately that's tough.
Yep, it's not 'the law', but because of the User Agreement (which obviously you've read, understood and agreed with, simply by using ebay....) you're not going to get far with many legal avenues.
(Opening a 'not as described' case for return , is how a certain ammount of buyers get stuff returned and refunded when they've simply changed their mind about the item, and the seller 'doesn't accept returns'. Unethical, but it happens)
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