Refund of 2nd hand goods

unholyangel

Tlc11 wrote: »

This is what I'm meaning, refunding her would show that bullying, harassing and intimidating people gets her what she wants, when she is in the wrong.

The misinterpretation came from the description in the listing. I didn't list it wrongly at all. Her interpretation of the item wasn't what she thought it was and I said I could see how she could have gotten confused over what the item actually was, but she came and collected it from me so surely she would have realised then it wasn't what she thought it was? And said at that point it wasn't what she was looking for?

I think it's more she has taken it home and not liked it so is looking for a get out clause rather than admit she has bought something she didn't want.

Sorry if I'm being a bit reserved with information but I'm scared she identifies me!!!

If you could provide any specifics it would perhaps enable posters to give you their opinion on whether they think the goods were as described.

This is actually important because matching its description is the only part that applies to private sales. Being able to inspect the item wouldn't necessarily stop it from failing to match its description - it may depend on circumstances like how obvious it would have been.

Auntie-Dolly

Get it back and refund her £60. Taking the moral high ground is all very well, but this will make her go away. Who needs the hassle?