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bja613
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I put up 20 Bowman codes on eBay and said I could email the codes if the buyer requested it. I have sold hundreds of codes from base Topps this way and the buyer always sends a message with their payment or a separate message right after the purchase. This person waited until after I had printed the label and took it to the post office to request the codes. The buyer also threatened negative feedback if I didn't email the codes. I was able to get the package back and email the codes. I still re-sent the package to protect myself with delivery confirmation.
Fast forward three days and I get an item not as described case opened against me and the buyer claims they "accidentally" opened the case against me. Of course the codes were invalid and the buyer wanted a refund. I chose not to respond at all except for the delivery confirmation number. The case was escalated today and I reported to eBay all the facts of the transaction.
Then a few hours after I report the bidder, I get an email I've never seen before. It says
I don't see how this helps at all. The buyer now knows they can get a refund without hurting sellers. If anyone wants to block that sells codes, the id is cardsforsale2012.
Fast forward three days and I get an item not as described case opened against me and the buyer claims they "accidentally" opened the case against me. Of course the codes were invalid and the buyer wanted a refund. I chose not to respond at all except for the delivery confirmation number. The case was escalated today and I reported to eBay all the facts of the transaction.
Then a few hours after I report the bidder, I get an email I've never seen before. It says
I don't see how this helps at all. The buyer now knows they can get a refund without hurting sellers. If anyone wants to block that sells codes, the id is cardsforsale2012.
