Reply to "Return Policy: need the no returns option"

allabouthorsesMember

There is supposed to be an option to check off No Returns so it shows in the Return Policy section on the Ebay listings.

In 2009 Ebay is going to require that section be filled out and so far all I can see to check off is that I accept returns and then how long, who pays shipping, etc.

If I don't have a return policy will the listings just start defaulting to the No Returns statement Ebay shows when you check No Returns?

Having a No Returns policy in your item description won't satisfy Ebay in 2009.

12/28/085:57 AM

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