how can i cover myself properly incase of any issues?

roxy86_2

by the way thankyou for all your help crowqueen, i really appreciate it

Crowqueen

roxy86 wrote: »

so just so i know. if i was to take a pic of the serial number and then s later down the line if buyer said item is not as described and sent it back, and i then realise it is not the correct item but a different ipad to the one i sold. If i provided pics of the serial number of the one i sent with the one i had now been sent back that would be enuf to put claim in my favour?

or no?

Yes, that might help in court.

EDIT: not at all, you're very welcome, sorry I'm being a bit harsh. Buyers have trust issues on these kind of high-ticket items too.

Good luck. I'm sure it will all work out. Come back to us if it doesn't and we'll give you more help, hopefully constructive.

roxy86_2

thats ok, i understand the buyer may be feeling exactly the same as me. I just get very paranoid about these kind of things but I need the cash and ebay is the best place to try and sell this kind of stuff.

Youve put me a bit more at ease now. i know to send via specail del so i have a signature online, I know to take lots of photos in case of SNAD. I know to keep posting receipt for at lease 180 days incase of fraud. I think i am aware now of how to handle most situations but I hope it will be a simple case of send item, buyer is happy and leaves good feedback.

Ms_Chocaholic

I sold a games console just before Christmas for just under £100 to a buyer with 0 feedback, although they had been registered for a couple of years.

I was panicking but I sent the item SD and there were no problems at all. The item was going to be a gift for her husband for Christmas and everything went smoothly.