So, the seller said he was going to package everything on a nearly $500 UCS set.
Package arrived damaged as the seller left a ton of room in the box for the set
to move around in. Set was listed in mint condition. After informing the seller
of the damage, they stated it was the fault of the UPS, not them. I took pictures
of the box as I went through opening it. Am I able to return the package and
get a refund?
So, the seller said he was going to package everything on a nearly $500 UCS set.
Package arrived damaged as the seller left a ton of room in the box for the set
to move around in. Set was listed in mint condition. After informing the seller
of the damage, they stated it was the fault of the UPS, not them. I took pictures
of the box as I went through opening it. Am I able to return the package and
get a refund?
Whom to blame is the name of the game, has become more of
today's SOP.
If the packaging effort was truly lacking, file with PayPal. If the payment method
was other than PP or a credit card, what's left to you here is working it
out with the vendor.
So, the seller said he was going to package everything on a nearly $500 UCS set.
Package arrived damaged as the seller left a ton of room in the box for the set
to move around in. Set was listed in mint condition. After informing the seller
of the damage, they stated it was the fault of the UPS, not them. I took pictures
of the box as I went through opening it. Am I able to return the package and
get a refund?
If you paid via PayPal, start a claim with them - but I think even if they find
in your favor you'll have to pay return shipping.
If you paid via Stripe then you'll have to start with your card or bank.
USA, Virginia
