EBAY - BUYERS REMORSE - JORDAN 17

[airraab]

Quick Story:

So, I sold a guy a pair of JORDAN 17 OG Metallic BLACK that come in the SUIT CASE

BRAND NEW - NEVER WORN from 2001

He lived in Canada and was a new ebayer having only (1) for feedback rating

Buyer purchased the shoes at the BIN price plus tax and shipping.

I ship the sneakers out to him via USPS priority to Canada w/ tracking which ended up being more then what ebay calculated.

Ebay amount for shipping was $43.55   - Shipping ended up being $65.37

No matter i payed it, cuz i wanted fast shipping with tracking

and i already made a profit on the sneakers  so an extra $20 bucks ....who cares.

long story short

Buyer emails me a 2 months later saying The Jordan's came apart from the soles while He was playing Basketball in them, and he wants a Partial Refund on the sneaker of $200.00

or

He's gonna leave me negative feedback or and even possibly start a Ebay Dispute case against me.

I had a No Return Policy in my ebay listing and explained to him I sold him a brand new Retro Jordan Sneaker from 2001 as stated in my listing and him playing basketball in them and the shoes falling apart is not my fault as a seller and he should take the matter up with Nike/Jordan Brand, which he may be able to request a Return Claim for defective Item and Nike issues a Credit Voucher upon inspection of the Sneaker.

Is it my fault as a seller that he Hooped in the Kicks and they fell apart or Do you think I can get his Negative Feedback Reversed for him having BUYERS REMORSE!

and Not educating himself on buying 14yr old Sneakers and taking them to the B BALL

COURTS??

YOU BE THE JUDGE and CLICK THE POLL^^^^

 

[superb]

Tell him to kick rocks. I dont think he can even do a ebay dispute after 2 months

EBay will side with you since you said no returns and they will retract the negative feedback

Trust me i know how to handle those type of buyers

Or to get him off your back ASAP tell him to ship the shoes back to you and you will refund him once you get them back

Buyer isn't going to pay $60 to ship them back..

 

[youngwolf]

Tell him to **** off.


Time limit to leave feedback is 60 days.

 

[Bert.]

you arent at fault

 

[superb]

Buyers have 45 days to open an Item Not As Described or an Item Not Received case with PayPal.



Yep tell him to kick rocks politely ....he can't even do a dispute anymore, don't tell him that let him think he can

What is his eBay name so I can block him

 

[frankmatthews]

60 days to leave feedback i think too

 

[airraab]

isn't it 45 days from the day he Received the item or from the day he purchased it?

I'm like.... you Balled in them and you want me to do what?

I'm not refunding him no matter

 

[Bert.]

Buyers have 45 days to open an Item Not As Described or an Item Not Received case with PayPal.



Yep tell him to kick rocks politely ....he can't even do a dispute anymore, don't tell him that let him think he can

What is his eBay name so I can block him

they actually changed it to 180 days now

 

[airraab]

they actually changed it to 180 days now

180 days for what????

till they can start a dispute?   for real?

 

[sea manup]

 

they actually changed it to 180 days now

180 days for what????

till they can start a dispute?   for real?

flirt with him to stall till the 180 days are up then tell him to kick rocks 

 

[airraab]

 

[airraab]

 
flirt with him to stall till the 180 days are up then tell him to kick rocks 

Ain't nobody got time for that?

 

[superb]

isn't it 45 days from the day he Received the item or from the day he purchased it?



I'm like.... you Balled in them and you want me to do what?

I'm not refunding him no matter

45 days after payment eBay or PayPal dispute
60 days after auction completed to leave feedback

You guys need to start learning eBay policies because the scammers are definitely on their game and read up

 

[airraab]

45 days after payment eBay dispute
60 days after auction completed to leave feedback

You guys need to start learning eBay policies because the scammers are definitely on their game and read up

He Bought the Jordan's on Nov 29th

and Received Them Dec 7th

 

[superb]

What I'm confused by is how yaw gonna vote buyer fault for playing basketball in them when they are basketball shoes

 

[superb]

He Bought the Jordan's on Nov 29th

and Received Them Dec 7th

Ok then calculate the days ,looks like your 45 past so your safe with eBay paypal dispute

Also better hold him off for a few more days so he won't be able to neg your feedback .

 

[superb]

they actually changed it to 180 days now

Absolutely not true at all


Go to your eBay account and try it on a item you bought over 45 days ago and see what happens

 

[airraab]

What I'm confused by is how yaw gonna vote buyer fault for playing basketball in them when they are basketball shoes

I don't know how this dude plays basketball?

maybe he's a HIGH FLYING DUNKING MONSTER?

maybe he's a Fat chubby kid who can barely run??

he wore the shoes... 

 

[airraab]

Ok then calculate the days ,looks like your 45 past so your safe with eBay paypal dispute

Also better hold him off for a few more days so he won't be able to neg your feedback .

on the 29th the Feedback rating will end won't it? 

 

[superb]

on the 29th the Feedback rating will end won't it? 

Give or take a day or two

Whip out your calendar and count the days. It's your side business not mine

 

[airraab]

Give or take a day or two

Whip out your calendar and count the days. It's your side business not mine

Jan 27th is the 60th day

so Jan 28th i'll be in the clear

I'll give him a end of the month story...

 

[frank mucus]

Youre able to charge sales tax eem though hes from another country

 

[WhatisLove]

The eBay time period is 45 days to file a dispute, as has been stated.

But, the Paypal time period (if he paid with Paypal) is 180 days, as has also been stated. This is a new policy that started in November 2014.

You are almost at the buyer's mercy... and then you are at Paypal's mercy if he files.

Assuming that he files a dispute via Paypal, it honestly could go either way. Usually, Paypal will not even look at what you have written up in your listing... most of the time, the only thing that matters to them is how the buyer words the dispute. However, in this case, since the buyer sent you a message that he wore them (hopefully he sent it through eBay), then you may be able to use that along with anything you may have had in your item description (such as something that said that you were not responsible for damage if the shoes were worn) to make your claim work.

Still always a possibility that Paypal will find for the buyer, and then make the buyer return the item to you. Theoretically, buyers are required to return the item to you in the same condition that they received it in... but Paypal isn't necessarily going to have your back if they don't.

 

[michael g]

Buying a pair of shoes from 2001 to ball in? You did nothing wrong.

 

[airraab]

I told him to send me some pics of the shoes and was very apologetic at what happen.

He said he's gonna check back with me in a week and see what I decide....