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How would you guys handle this situation?
I bought a rigid, CD-type card on the Bay for about $3 with free shipping. The card arrived inside a toploader in a PWE but, being that the card is not cardboard, it was cracked from going through the post office machines. I reached out to the seller and he said he'd gladly give a refund when I returned the card. If I send it back in a PWE, there's no way to confirm that he received it (who's to say he claims it was never received therefore no recourse for a refund?). If I send it back in a mailer, shipping would be more than the price of the card.
Should I open a case just to have it on record and use ebay's guidance? Should I ask the seller to reimburse for return shipping in a mailer and send it with tracking? Should I let the seller choose and assume all responsibility for the method of return?
I know it's only a $3 card, but still... :lol:
I bought a rigid, CD-type card on the Bay for about $3 with free shipping. The card arrived inside a toploader in a PWE but, being that the card is not cardboard, it was cracked from going through the post office machines. I reached out to the seller and he said he'd gladly give a refund when I returned the card. If I send it back in a PWE, there's no way to confirm that he received it (who's to say he claims it was never received therefore no recourse for a refund?). If I send it back in a mailer, shipping would be more than the price of the card.
Should I open a case just to have it on record and use ebay's guidance? Should I ask the seller to reimburse for return shipping in a mailer and send it with tracking? Should I let the seller choose and assume all responsibility for the method of return?
I know it's only a $3 card, but still... :lol: