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Ebay Dispute/Return Query
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pulliptears wrote: »Hence my post saying I was also in the accept the return camp...

But I wasn't quoting your post. It looked like the post I was quoting was suggesting my only advice was to offer a partial refund, which is advice I would never give.0 -
Yeap what he said!
Its a bit rich wanting any come back after 3 weeks on some old toys - court/law would kick them out of the court
But if you feel you have to then ask for the whole lot back or kiss my @$$
What's this eBay thug thinking?
Oh yeah hope you gave them a big fat neg whilst you think it over
Use Ebay much do you? - sellers cannot leave bad feedback0 -
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But I wasn't quoting your post. It looked like the post I was quoting was suggesting my only advice was to offer a partial refund, which is advice I would never give.
Are you reading the same thread as I am? I didn't say you quoted me, in fact my only inference to your post was an agreement not to give a partial refund.
You are making a big deal out of something that isn't there....0 -
pulliptears wrote: »Are you reading the same thread as I am? I didn't say you quoted me, in fact my only inference to your post was an agreement not to give a partial refund.
You are making a big deal out of something that isn't there....
I'm not looking for an argument.
I quoted theonlywayisup's post as it looked to me as if they were implying I was advocating a partial refund.
You quoted my response to them, which I found confusing.
My response to your post was to clarify my position.
Re-reading it now, I can possibly see you were backing me up, but it's not how I read it originally - to be honest, I found the winky smiley a little sarcastic when I originally read it, but that's the internet I guess.
Anyway, I guess we can say we are both in agreement.0 -
I'm not looking for an argument.
I quoted theonlywayisup's post as it looked to me as if they were implying I was advocating a partial refund.
You quoted my response to them, which I found confusing.
My response to your post was to clarify my position.
Re-reading it now, I can possibly see you were backing me up, but it's not how I read it originally - to be honest, I found the winky smiley a little sarcastic when I originally read it, but that's the internet I guess.
Anyway, I guess we can say we are both in agreement.
Dave, I owe you an apology. I'd misread the quote as mine (reading on a phone, now on a computer), you weren't quoting me
I am 100% in agreement with you, I'm firmly in the 'all or nothing' camp with eBay as there are far too many chancers trying the partial trick.
Anyway, apologies again Dave. Moving on...
:D 0 -
Apology accepted! Didn't know what I'd done wrong.
Makes sense now.0 -
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