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Topic	Need some eBay advice on a "damaged" shipment to buyer
cyko 02/06/22 11:10:11 PM #6:	Yep. You're screwed. As soon as they open up a case, 99% of the time, ebay will side with the buyer without even bothering to look at any evidence. In this case, whether he's shady or not, he has photos of a damaged book. Once he opens up a case, you have two options - Ask him to ship the book back, but you will have to pay for return shipping. It might be worth it to you to get the book back - maybe to repair it and resell it to recoup some of your loss. On the plus side, you don't need to refund him until after the book makes it back to you. If it's not worth the return shipping, then just refund it and let the guy keep it. --- Yay - azuarc is the guru champion of awesomeness. <cite>cyko posted [p:962427500] in Need some ... [t:79887572]...</cite> <quote>Yep. You're screwed. As soon as they open up a case, 99% of the time, ebay will side with the buyer without even bothering to look at any evidence. In this case, whether he's shady or not, he has photos of a damaged book. Once he opens up a case, you have two options - Ask him to ship the book back, but you will have to pay for return shipping. It might be worth it to you to get the book back - maybe to repair it and resell it to recoup some of your loss. On the plus side, you don't need to refund him until after the book makes it back to you.If it's not worth the return shipping, then just refund it and let the guy keep it. --- Yay - azuarc is the guru champion of awesomeness.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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