Surprised he returned it (he had to pay for that, right?). I've had buyers (and I'm sure others here have as well) who will agree to a price, then will use the "there-are-scratches" routine to get you to lower price at last minute. All you have to do is say "No thanks. I'm not worried about selling it." But if I read an ad like that and wanted to buy it in good faith, I would DEFINITELY ask first for a description or picture of those blemishes.
“Marks on the underside”
I sold a piece of equipment on eBay and described it as having only slight almost invisible blemishes.
The buyer requested to return it to me because of “marks on the underside.”
I granted the return without delay.
Now I’m having second thoughts. My question is, do marks on the underside which obviously are not visible when in normal use, count as a valid reason for return?
The buyer requested to return it to me because of “marks on the underside.”
I granted the return without delay.
Now I’m having second thoughts. My question is, do marks on the underside which obviously are not visible when in normal use, count as a valid reason for return?
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