Sometimes I think Europe's chief export is incredulity :) > And secondly, if a good is faulty, not as described, or unfit for purpose then we have a right to a

Sometimes I think Europe's chief export is incredulity :) > And secondly, if a good is faulty, not as described, or unfit for purpose then we have a right to a refund under those terms also. None of this applies here, OP simply wasn't happy with their purchase. Does it really make sense for the seller to have to pay out of pocket for round-trip shipping on a heavy iron pan because OP didn't bother reading the listing or looking at the pictures?