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Many items on Ebay are marked as allowing returns, with the buyer paying return shipping. I always assumed this meant that the original shipping cost would be refunded-in other words, that the buyer pays only the return shipping.
But, I recently returned an item and the refund had both the original shipping and the return shipping deducted. I wound up only getting back half what I originally paid.
Was this wrong, did the seller rip me off by not refunding original shipping? If not, if I have to pay both ways, then why isn't this made clear? It should say "buyer pays all shipping costs" instead of "buyer pays return shipping." Why the ambiguous language? Why doesn't it just say exactly what happens?
I've done some searches about this I couldn't find a definitive answer. Does anyone know for sure?
Hi, I recently noticed that when buyer wants to return an item, when refunding the buyer, I have to refund the shipping cost as well. I do not get returns often, but as I remember sometime ago you would only need to refund the items price, right? Doesn't seem really fair when my main sales are abroad, shipping is more expensive and if I get returns I get a quite financial loss. Was it like that always? What do you do? Thanks.