Refund anti-wrinkle product didn't work?!?

me4bargains

Gillby1 wrote:

I understand her dissapointment, but surely i can't be responsible for the poor performance of an anti-wrinkle gel! Plus i sold it for £10 less than the retail value.

No, you can't be held responsible. I can't believe the buyer's cheek.
For starters most anti-aging products work over a period of time, you don't expect to lose 3sts a week after starting a diet so why expect a miracle from an anti-wrinkle cream.
By the sounds of her, she need to use them on her forehead not her eyes, what with all that frowning............... :rotfl:

motorguy

Ems*Honie wrote:

Although I dont thoink I would ask an ebayer for a refund, I'm fairly certain that Boots would give one, if you read the grabbit Boots thread

OP, could you agree to a partial refund as a goodwill gesture, whilst telling your buyer to contact the company to complain.

So what part of the 1034 and counting posts on the Boots Grabbit thread explicitly says that they will refund on anti wrinkle cream??