Reply to "What would U do?"

barpartsMember

This sounds like the buyer simply made a mistake. They thought they were a size 8 and turns out they are a size 10.

Why not send them the size 10 and complete the transaction? Of course, I would ask that they pay for postage for the second one. And don't ship it before the size 8 is back in your hands. There is no reason that you cannot complete the sale.

As far as eBay goes, I wouldn't give it a second thought. Your transaction still went through eBay in this case, and even if it didn't, who cares. IT's your money. Not eBay's. Your not filing for your fees back (at least I am assuming that your not) so eBay got their money from the deal. You should too.

Randy

12/24/0710:54 AM

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