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calandzina
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State: California
I sold an item to someone on eBay. Before she would send me a money order, she asked that I write her a "guarantee that the item I'm sending is as described in the listing". Now that she has the ring, she says it is not as described and is convinced that she can charge me with "fraud and deliberate misrepresentation of an item to be sold". She seems so sure of herself because she has my "guarantee". Does she have a leg to stand on?
She lives in Nebraska. I listed the item as "no returns".
I sold an item to someone on eBay. Before she would send me a money order, she asked that I write her a "guarantee that the item I'm sending is as described in the listing". Now that she has the ring, she says it is not as described and is convinced that she can charge me with "fraud and deliberate misrepresentation of an item to be sold". She seems so sure of herself because she has my "guarantee". Does she have a leg to stand on?
She lives in Nebraska. I listed the item as "no returns".