> As a seller, I'm exposed for 30 days, because you can, for any reason, choose to return the item with a full refund, and just say it doesn't work. This is si

> As a seller, I'm exposed for 30 days, because you can, for any reason, choose to return the item with a full refund, and just say it doesn't work. This is simply how eCommerce works. You have to accept returns... and 30 days is just about as short of a period you can reasonably make. > Ebay does not take evidence from the seller that this patently untrue Neither does Amazon, or Walmart marketplaces. This is simply standard for there marketplaces. Buyers get peace of mind, which encourages more purchases. This "scam" works on Amazon too - so it's not just eBay or something about how eBay has done things. As a seller, it can be a pain sometimes - but it's a cost of doing business and must be accounted for, and planned for before you sell the item. If you're trying to just sell something and walk away, CL or your local classifieds section is the place to be.