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If you accept returns, people will use your listing as a dirt cheap rental service. This problem is much more pronounced for goods that are desirable to rent, o
by jjoonathan 6y ago
If you accept returns, people will use your listing as a dirt cheap rental service. This problem is much more pronounced for goods that are desirable to rent, of course.
Even if a listing says "No Returns" eBay allows returns for SINAD (significantly not-as-described).
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- noncoml 6y ago> If you accept returns, people will use your listing as a dirt cheap rental service I would say a small percentage of people. But I understand. That's why eBay is not suited for one-off sellers. It's meant for little shops, that will amortized the cost of the "free rental service". Just like Amazon does.
- jjoonathan 6y agoRight, but it's a legitimate reason to offer "no returns" (which on eBay actually means "SNAD only").