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What's to stop buyer from claiming the box contained a pair of old headphones ('significantly not as described')? The problem is the buyer is being taken at the
by chockablock 14y ago
What's to stop buyer from claiming the box contained a pair of old headphones ('significantly not as described')? The problem is the buyer is being taken at their word; forcing a return of bogus items won't help.
- pdonis 14y agoYes, I can see that being an issue, and as a seller, you would want to somehow document what was actually shipped, otherwise the buyer could indeed ship back a bogus item. But to not even raise the question of a return at all? That doesn't make sense to me.
- davotoula 14y agoYou would have the opposite problem. Even if the buyer sent back the original item, the seller could always claim that he received just a brick. It's all just borked, pretty scary selling any one of items on ebay once you realise this :-(