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You could always ask the seller to write you a cheque if he can't process a refund through PayPal or some other means.0
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He logs into Paypal, finds the payment, clicks on it, clicks Refund This Payment, enters the amount to refund.
Really couldn't be simpler.0 -
Yep, tell him in clear instructions what to do.
If he doesn't then you know he is dishonest. But still not a lot you can do, except refuse the item and ask for a full refund. You will probably still lose £5 in postage though.
It might just be one of those situation where you learn to not repeat the mistake. Lessons that cost you money (and it isn't a fortune but still hurts) tend to be of permanent effect.0
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