Question...
- Thread starter Hal
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My answer it depends...
On the board, with it being a community, I would honor a return minus shipping, packing (sometimes I need to buy bubblewrap), paypal fees, and wouldnt refund until the cue was returned in the exact condition it was shipped in. And would demand the cue be return shipped overnight service insured for full value as well.
It depends on the circumstance, if it were ebay, then no way!Hal said:
On the board, with it being a community, I would honor a return minus shipping, packing (sometimes I need to buy bubblewrap), paypal fees, and wouldnt refund until the cue was returned in the exact condition it was shipped in. And would demand the cue be return shipped overnight service insured for full value as well.
On E-bay...not a chance.
On AZB - definitely......once the cue was returned in the exact same condition....preferably not even unwrapped from when I sent it out. If the "buyer" changes their mind almost immediately after paying, there's no reason for them to even open the box you sent. Just put a new label on it and send it back. Once the cue is returned, a refund...minus fees...goes back to the buyer. Unless you're talking about a $5000 dollar cue, the fees are negligable, and there's no reason the seller should have to eat it.
On AZB - definitely......once the cue was returned in the exact same condition....preferably not even unwrapped from when I sent it out. If the "buyer" changes their mind almost immediately after paying, there's no reason for them to even open the box you sent. Just put a new label on it and send it back. Once the cue is returned, a refund...minus fees...goes back to the buyer. Unless you're talking about a $5000 dollar cue, the fees are negligable, and there's no reason the seller should have to eat it.
Everyone .. that would me Hal is talking about. I just change my mind within a short time. After I sent paypal and I sent Hal a pm right after to change mind not to buy this cue and I compensated for his trouble and time. $50.00 shipping and cost of trouble. I want to say in here this post I am sorry Hal , I change my mind on you.Hal said:
I am glad this worked out for everyone involved.
Hal, in my response, I overlooked the action you took, calling the post office. However, the last time I did that, I was told once I mailed it, it was the intended recipient's property. I am very glad you were able to retrieve the cue before there could have been any possible damage from shipping back and forth.
Flyingsnail, that was very gracious of you to offer compensation for everything.
I know as future needs arise, I will not hesitate to conduct business with either of you.
Craig
Hal, in my response, I overlooked the action you took, calling the post office. However, the last time I did that, I was told once I mailed it, it was the intended recipient's property. I am very glad you were able to retrieve the cue before there could have been any possible damage from shipping back and forth.
Flyingsnail, that was very gracious of you to offer compensation for everything.
I know as future needs arise, I will not hesitate to conduct business with either of you.
Craig