Hi, I sold a Louis Vuitton bracelet on 2nd August for £170 and as far as I was aware, it is a genuine product. Two weeks after purchasing, the buyer asked me to prove its genuinity. In the listing I had explained I do not have the receipt etc as it was a gift a few years ago. The buyer is now claiming that it is a replica but I am not sure where he is getting information from and he does not answer me on this when I have asked. I am sceptical about this as it does match to the one advertised on the Louis Vuitton official website too. Anyway, I immediately offered a partial refund of £50 as a goodwill gesture and so that the buyer could keep the item. I have received harassing messages multiple times a day from the buyer trying to negotiate a partial refund beyond the £50 which I am prepared to give. I have had to explain numerous times that this is my limit, or he is welcome to receive a full refund and return the item. He has not done a formal return request via the Resolution Center even though I have said my hands are tied until then but he keeps threatening negative feedback on my profile. He is also now claiming that the bracelet clasp is faulty, even though I tested it before I shipped and it definitely works fine. I am also concerned by negative feedback on his page from other sellers saying that he is a "crook" and that he previously requested a refund but did not return the item to the seller. I have reported the buyer on all of these points. I just wanted to check please that there is nothing else I need to do for now and that he has to be the one to formally request a return? Also what would happen if he did not return the item like he has done previously, is it Tracked etc?
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