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Buyer has damaged item when opening....
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Also state that you take no responsibility if customer place's head inside bag.
Where does it end......0 -
ourbovinepublic wrote: »Cutting edge fashion!
I just had a thought - if you refuse to replace the item, the buyer could be a bit vindictive and put in a claim against you, saying they didn't receive it. From reading a few stories on here, it seems a few shady people are getting away with it!
They can't say they didn't get it ... they admitted in an email to damaging it when they tried to open it.
Think the OP should just thank the buyer for the FB and forget about it. The seller probably forgot to take off their 'mittens on a string' beore opening!!!!! :rolleyes::dance:One good turn gets most of the duvet!! :dance:0 -
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