Ebay Item - your thoughts please?

[skyhuck]

When you buy on ebay you know it not the same as buying from a shop ( I'm sure this is reflected in the price he paid) so he cannot expect the same rights as when buying from a shop, if he's telling the true its a shame that this has happened, but its not your fault.

 

He could be just trying it on, but either way its really not your problem, IMO.

[alex_m]

if there is actually something wrong with it, surely it will be covered by a warranty...?

tell him to go through that route.

 

if its him not really liking it after a weeks use, tell him to shove it.

[slack ma girdle]

So long your discription matchs what was sold, then e-bay should back you. I have had a couple of problems with people trying it on. Both times e-bay back me as it was as discribed.

[Justme]

How long had you had it? Can you still get it fixed under warranty? Is the warranty transferable?

 

That said, I would say it would depend on the wording of your advert.

 

If you said it was New then you should be offering some sort of warranty. If you said used then its hard luck.