pvecchi wrote: ↑Tue Aug 17, 2021 6:50 pm
Hasn’t been for awhile as far as I can tell.
As far as I know, all I can do is accept the refund and use the “report a buyer” option after the fact. Otherwise I will get dinged if I wait for eBay to “decide” in the buyer’s favor, which I assume they will
I was wondering if someone knew a way for the buyer to feel the pinch to maybe discourage this in the future. A long shot, I know
I know eBay doesn’t care, but it’d be nice if before buyers buy the item if they had to toggle / check that they read the item description and its a contract.
I know all this is fantasy.
Yes. Offer returns. Be a top rated seller. Keep a % of the sale if they have returned something that was not the same as you sent. eBay will back you up and deal with the customer out of their own pocket.
Not offering returns encourages a buyer with remorse to make up a reason to force you to take a return.