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I have lost £20 through buying crap I've had to return this week

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Namechangearoonie123 · 18/07/2014 21:46

Full refund my arse .

A dress with a hole in it - £3.80 to return

A broken plate. Completely inadequate packaging - £3.80 to return

And a picture ripped in two and then an enormous glass frame not mentioned in the listings over it and not in the pictures of it -is going to cost. £13.00 to return by courier as Royal Mail won't take it

All losses. Really pissed off.

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wanttosinglikemarycoughlan · 18/07/2014 21:52

If it is not as described or damaged I ask for full refund including postage. If I don't get it I open a not as described and get a full refund that way
I've had enough of the crap on ebay recently
I bought DD a leggings and top set which had a hole in them and a paint stain
I've just got a damaged and shabby bag described in good condition. If it has a name they sell any crap
both times I have got a refund on postage though
why should you be out of pocket

Namechangearoonie123 · 18/07/2014 22:06

They were all opened as not described. And I got a full refund of the original postage and item price.

But you don't get a refund of the return postage.

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mindyourown1 · 18/07/2014 23:15

send Hermes - much cheaper than RM. A good seller will pay return costs too, or if you ask ebay will give a prepaid label sometimes.

glammanana · 19/07/2014 09:03

I second sending with myHermes it will cost you I think £2.78 if you drop off and also have the tracking facility which you need for proof of posting.

mindyourown1 · 19/07/2014 09:53

Proof of delivery.

RosiePosiePing · 24/07/2014 21:26

If I've ever returned an item not as described I've contacted Ebay, before returning the item, and they have sent a pre paid postage with the sellers address for return.

There is no way I'd expect to be out of pocket on a return that wasn't as described.

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