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eBay's terms should cover you here. You go through the same sort of procedure as "I didn't get what I was promised" for the sale and you should get the money ba
by rkangel 5y ago
eBay's terms should cover you here. You go through the same sort of procedure as "I didn't get what I was promised" for the sale and you should get the money back.
This is fine as long as you realise during the initial window (30 days?). I bought a cellphone a few years ago in the UK and 3 months after buying it it just stopped working. I spoke to my network and they told me that the IMEI had been listed as stolen. eBay basically said "it's been too long, nothing we can do".
- AnssiH 5y agoPayPal's dispute window is considerably longer (180 days from transaction), though. Credit card chargebacks are also an option.
- NullPrefix 5y agoWhat happens to your ebay account after a chargeback?
- AnssiH 5y agoI don't think they ban you for chargebacks, similar to how they don't ban you for PayPal claims (which I've used several times), unless there is an unusual amount of them or other such circumstances. They just deduct it from the seller (along with a dispute fee, depending on circumstances).