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Posted by: HotHead
Listen, I have been on eBay for 3 years now. I am a top rated seller and am a professional eBayest.
Now for all of you eBay noobs out there, there is something called "eBay Buyer Protection" and what that means is... If you receive a item that was not in the condition it was said to be in or etc. Then you file a claim, and get your money back. 98% of the time the buyer gets their money back. You only keep the item in rare instances. So yep.....
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Posted by: bobbyjohnson800
Wrong! It doesnt matter how you list it. Ask someone who is familiar with Ebay, they will tell you the same thing. The buyer wins 99% of all claims, and sometimes gets the item and the money. I have a movie in front of me that i filed a claim on and ebay gave me a refund and i still am waiting for the seller to give me a return address, they say "case closed, no changes can be made" so I would be very very careful what you sell on ebay!
it says no returns where are you getting this "i can buy this and file a claim and keep my items" sort of attitude?
Exactly, when you buy/sell on Ebay you are under oath and contract to abide by the description/seller policies. If you think you can just open a claim anyways, that's dishonest.
Yes, I know about that. If the description is flatout wrong, and you believe the seller is trying to scam you Ebay will be with you %100 of the way. But, sometimes the buyer wants to scam the seller out of his money. I've been through this before, and I've won all of my claims.
You just have to know the system.