Refund Requested .. Excuse given .. 'found a better price'

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last week I sold a pair of trousers, the buyer asking about delivery as the trousers were needed for a meeting. He asked if i could post off first class, for which he would pay extra .. I amended the listing to offer 1st class, rather than my usual 2nd class.
Now he has asked for a return .. with the excuse as 'found a cheaper price' then with an additional comment 'too small and too long'
I always measure waist and inside leg, never just assuming the label is correct, so I am 100% certain the trousers are the size and length as per the description.
I can accept the return, but surely I am not expected to pay the original 1st class postage (£4:30) let alone the return postage.
Now he has asked for a return .. with the excuse as 'found a cheaper price' then with an additional comment 'too small and too long'
I always measure waist and inside leg, never just assuming the label is correct, so I am 100% certain the trousers are the size and length as per the description.
I can accept the return, but surely I am not expected to pay the original 1st class postage (£4:30) let alone the return postage.
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An SNAD will mean you pay for a return. I hate selling clothes and try and avoid it at all costs as people don’t seem to be able to read actual measurements at all.
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Found better price return means buyer pays the returns postage. But the seller needs to refund the full original payment (including the outward postage).
However the buyer may decide that his 'better price' didn't include the returns postage so he may not bother....fingers crossed.
maybe I'll just refund the purchase price and see what happens
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