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Not my eBay week

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ChablisLover · 01/11/2012 23:48

So I bought a pair of trousers and they were described as brand new

They arrived and have a very old dry cleaning tag attached

Have contacted the seller and she is insistent that they are new. My thought is how can they be with a dry cleaning tag attached.

Any advice appreciated.

Thanks

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Rachel130690 · 02/11/2012 10:55

Can you take photo and send it to her? Also you can open a not as described case, you may be able to get a partial (sp?) refund or complete refund if that's what you want.

ChablisLover · 02/11/2012 15:38

Thanks

The trousers were only £3 but had been described as brand new and never worn
So it's more a matter of principle

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FannyFifer · 02/11/2012 15:41

Think I would just write it off to be honest, and leave negative feedback.

ChablisLover · 02/11/2012 20:27

She's just emailed me to ask if I am happy

Dunno what to say.

Yes. I like the trousers but they will cost me £7 to dry clean

They are so clearly not new so the description is not correct

Oh what to do?

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fergoose · 02/11/2012 21:49

I would tell her and ask her what she is going to do to sort it out - they are not as described after all

ChablisLover · 02/11/2012 22:06

Have emailed her and said not happy, they are clearly not brand new and I would hope to sort it out between us rather than opening a not as described case.

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lljkk · 03/11/2012 17:12

Why do you need to dry clean them again? Did they arrive dirty as well as bearing a tag?

It's a lot of trouble on your part out of "principle".

Tryharder · 04/11/2012 13:58

Agree that you probably don't need to dry clean them unless they are dirty.

But the seller is taking the piss and while it may be the "principle" involved here, why should she be allowed to get away with blatantly lying. It's not like she described something as clean, good condition and then you found a small mark that she overlooked.

I would expect a substantial partial refund or you will open up a case against her. I wouldn't necessarily leave negative feedback though, depending on how she deals with your complaint.

ChablisLover · 04/11/2012 18:09

She partially refunded me. So happy enough. She blatantly tried to lie. The trousers clearly were not brand new.

I always dry clean/ wash things I buy of eBay so that they are fresh and lose the old clothes smell. But dh says I'm just strange in this respect GrinBlush

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