Ebay advert problem
Discussion
Some idiot smashed the end off my wingmirror in a carpark the other day so I headed off to ebay to buy a replacement. £18 all in and I had myself a new mirror, very quick delivery, all good? Well, I though so until I looked a bit closer and found that a new bit of mirror glass has been stuck over the top of the old mirror glass, therefore rendering the 'heated' part of the new wingmirror useless. I've sent him a polite email and had nothing in response, I have an old mirror glass that will go in (the glass from the old unit wasn't broken), but it's the principle that this wasn't mentioned in the advert.
So, what are my options, and what would you do? I haven't left feedback yet and I'm happy with the unit, just a bit peeved that this was sold whilst knowing it has a new mirror stuck over the top of the cracked old one!
So, what are my options, and what would you do? I haven't left feedback yet and I'm happy with the unit, just a bit peeved that this was sold whilst knowing it has a new mirror stuck over the top of the cracked old one!
I think you have 3 choices:
1) Ask the seller for a refund which will require you to send the item back at your cost. In my experience most will agree to this.
2) Request a partial refund for the misrepresentation - which you are arguably entitled to. If the seller agrees great - if not you have recourse through the usual Ebay channels.
3) Neutral / Negative feedback the seller. In reality I think you should give him the benefit of the doubt first and a chance to resolve the problem.
In the final reckoning it is £18 so you are still well up on the deal compared to going to the dealer.
1) Ask the seller for a refund which will require you to send the item back at your cost. In my experience most will agree to this.
2) Request a partial refund for the misrepresentation - which you are arguably entitled to. If the seller agrees great - if not you have recourse through the usual Ebay channels.
3) Neutral / Negative feedback the seller. In reality I think you should give him the benefit of the doubt first and a chance to resolve the problem.
In the final reckoning it is £18 so you are still well up on the deal compared to going to the dealer.
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