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I got an item off ebay recently, (old car door mirror), I don't need the whole part, just a bit of trim to sort my own car out (and was going to ebay the remainder).
The mirror body was photographed from the mirror side only and is scuffed to **** on the other side. I'm asking the seller for a partial refund, he is insisting on a return/refund (of the complete mirror), but I don't want the delay/expense/hassle for doing so and then having to buy another mirror for the small piece of trim.
According to ebay rules I shouldn't give him negative feedback as he has offered a full return, but he's being a real tool (CAPS LOCK EMAILS, telling me he's advised ebay and they are monitoring our comunications etc)
I am thinking I'll just give him honest but neutral feedback, what would you do?
What did it say in the description?
Not much you can do if it was described fairly and anyway he has offered a refund. Depends on how much you want to put yourself out over this.
There was no description, only the photo.
I don't want to put myself out at all and I can't imagine ebay would be *rsed getting involved, I just think he's being unreasonable, I've offered to accept a partial refund equivalent to what he would lose if I sent it all back.
He's offered to sort it out. What's the problem?
If he has offered a full refund, go for that and look again, else where.
don't blame him because what he's offered doesn't fit in with your scheme.
Either take the money and return it or accept it as it is.
Link please - we will be the jury...
I don't have time to do a refund - I want to get my car sold ASAP and it's ready bar this. I lso on't want the hassle & expense.
And a misdescription is not an issue at all?
I wonder if you are focussing on the person and not the problem!
I don't have time to do a refund - I want to get my car sold ASAP and it's ready bar this. I lso on't want the hassle & expense.
And a misdescription is not an issue at all?
I wonder if you are focussing on the person and not the problem!
take off the bit you need, then return the rest for a full refund.
SOOBalias - Membertake off the bit you need, then return the rest for a full refund.
LOL - If you do that make sure you send it recorded as ebay will want proof of postage 😉
How much are we talking about for the parts cynic-al?
Not much at all, it's just the principle (yeah, I know...)
Offending item:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=350274741016&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT
"And a misdescription is not an issue at all?"
but it hasn't been misdescribed from what you said (although he clearly didn't photograph the damge so it's possibly a sin of ommission) and the seller has responded to your complaint by offerign a full refund.
It might be a pain but you either have to bite the bullet and return the item for a refund or take the hit on the bit you don't want.
I don't see how the seller is responsible for any consequential loss you might suffer.
For a measly £10 I'd let it go, you tight get!
whatever wwaswassawasasawwasasa
I trade by higher standards on ebay, not just what the rules allow me to get away with...
you will be bolting the passenger seat down properly before you sell it won't you 😉
If you have to return it then he has to pay the return postage on it as hes mis described it as in [u]perfect[/u] working order which i would read as has no marks other wise you would mention them.
Don't mess with him, lives in Romney Marsh and is a MX5 owner. He'll pay you a visit and give you a severe bouffant.
If I wanted a mirror casing in perfect condition, I would not have bid on that - it looks tatty from what I can see of it.
I think you rushed in - just take the hit and leave neutral feedback.
hes mis described it as in perfect working order which i would read as has no marks
I wouldn't - if it works perfectly then it is described correctly. Had he said it was in perfect condition then fair enough.
Tee hee...I think neutral feedback is the way to go, **** him!
What you gonna put on the neutral feedback - "not as described so he offered full refund and I refused the fair refund as I wanted to flog my car quickly and couldn't be bothered to ebay another mirror"?
If you don't put the full story then basically you are as bad as him, misleading the people reading the feedback.
It's in perfect working condition, just not perfect cosmetic - you're stuck there I'm afraid. I'd just taket he full refund and buy the bit from the dealer in the mean time, that way you know it's correct and new.
Actually I agree with breatheasy - neutral feedback would be unfair.
Edit: DOUBLE POST [u]FAIL[/u]
*hangs heid in shame*
I was thinking "Photo taken from “good” side – OS damaged, refund of no use (due to time pressures seller was aware of), seller inflexible re sorting out in any other way"
That's too long though 🙁
Oh nd new cost is £60 odd IIRC
