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eBay returns.
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The status of the return still states.
We'll send you an email when the seller responds to your request. If you're not able to agree on a solution or the seller has not responded by 17 Feb, 2018, you can ask us to step in and help.
Do I have to wait until tomorrow or will eBay do something today?0 -
' If you're not able to agree on a solution or the seller has not responded by 17 Feb, 2018, you can ask us to step in and help.'
Today is 17 February, so ask ebay to step in and help.0 -
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Warwick_Hunt wrote: »How do I do that?
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In that case you could always telephone Customer Services.0
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eBay refund me this morning, am I ok to dispose of the damaged item?0
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Do eBay recover their costs from the seller?0
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Warwick_Hunt wrote: »eBay refund me this morning, am I ok to dispose of the damaged item?
In eBayland everything is fine. In legal terms and if the seller is within the UK for trading purposes, they can ask you for the item back.0 -
theonlywayisup wrote: »In eBayland everything is fine. In legal terms and if the seller is within the UK for trading purposes, they can ask you for the item back.
And how long is reasonable to keep it before disposing of it? Surely it’s not reasonable to expect me to keep it for six years.0
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