Activate this service and PayPal will cover up to £15 of return shipping costs for up to 12 eligible PayPal purchases worldwide until 31 December 2017. FREE
Hilarious, the only thing that could make it funnier would be for you to subsequently need life-saving assistance from that person.
zizzles
25 May 1721#4
I'll be sure not to list anything on ebay for a while
gapmichael to Hughsars
25 May 173#31
D!CK
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vtec
29 May 17#45
may have been used somewhere else for that matter :wink:
Speedbirdjw
28 May 17#44
Don't know why this is so hot it's been out for months and been posted on HUKD several times
robo989
28 May 17#43
True enough it is what it is an all that
machomansavage
28 May 17#42
This has been about for years and very unreliable. Sometimes they pay out and most of the time they ask for duplicate information until you can't be bothered claiming.
jayjayuk1234
26 May 17#41
Indeed, but this is the cost of doing business on ebay, No one is forcing businesses to trade on ebay
Comments above were from private sellers.
robo989
26 May 17#40
I agree with you in principle however ebay allows change of mind returns for items that cannot be resold due to hygiene and cannot be returned in saleable condition.
Obviously no business seller is going to quibble a change of mind for an unopened item or an item has been inspected and then placed in it's box so it can be resold as new.
honeypotpie
26 May 17#39
I paid for a purchase when they had the Nectar double-up offer. It shows on my PayPal as £0.00, although I did use PayPal to complete the transaction. I wonder if this would be covered, as the Ts and Cs state that the purchase must be completed entirely with PayPal? I have tried asking PayPal on Twitter but they do not answer specific questions, even with direct message. Anyone tried it for this type of purchase?
mikem1989
26 May 17#38
I always forget to use this!
kralcak
26 May 17#35
I have tried to use this return shipping refund service from paypal for three parcels and they locked my paypal account and now I can't use paypal at all. They told me I had too many refund requests. So I have lost 40 GBP for return shipping and lost my paypal as I can't register new paypal with same credit card.
Elusia to kralcak
26 May 17#37
Paypal blocking you had nothing to do with this offer, you most likely had a lot of returns overtime in total and luckily PayPal is taking good example from Amazon and started booting those who abuse the system.
Not saying that you did, it could happen to anyone who had a lot of bad luck too and did not abuse the system. There is a certain number of returns that anyone can make before getting permanently banned. Returns are not free even with PayPal refunding the return charge to buyer or seller ,seller is out of pocket every time, outgoing postage was paid for and it will not be refunded to seller by anyone obviously. Not to mention people who are buying two or three of items only because they not sure if they will fit and returning two out of three orders....
techno79
26 May 17#36
This is the main reason why I don't sell items on ebay any more. I'd rather sell on Gumtree or Shpock. After all the Ebay fees and Paypal fees, the difference in selling price isn't that different. Except tons less hassle on Gumtree/Shpock.
daz1969
26 May 17#34
Used this loads of times, never had any issues, money is usually back within 24 hours.
bringbring
26 May 17#33
everyone has been talking about ebay... just to check, this will cover return postage costs to one of the clothes retailers which charges for it?
great deal! I used this to return something i didn't like - seller had to refund postage too hahahah!
zizzles to Hughsars
25 May 1735#6
Hilarious, the only thing that could make it funnier would be for you to subsequently need life-saving assistance from that person.
cdm22 to Hughsars
25 May 1737#7
It's people like you that have ruined ebay.
gapmichael to Hughsars
25 May 173#31
D!CK
tdogg
25 May 17#30
I sold something where the parcel was lost. I tried putting the tracking number in ebay but it wouldn't accept Hermes tracking. The item was lost by hermes (£130) phone. Hermes said it was on it's way back to me for some reason then ebay did an instant refund meaning they would not refund the FVF. how can they charge me a fee on something that was lost without informing me or giving me a deadline to do a refund. It had only been a week and I had already agreed a refund date of the next day with the buyer. EBAY are getting a bit cheeky and pretty sure charging a me a fee for something that was never actually sold is illegal. Hey ho, not as if I am going to take EBAY to court!,PS, it took a month of haggling with Hermes too, but they finally at least refunded me my £130 as it was insured for that amount.
whatyadoinsucka
25 May 172#29
A good deal, fourth time posted this year :neutral_face:
jayjayuk1234
25 May 172#28
Change of mind returns only apply to ebay sellers with business accounts.
Those stating they won't list items, etc etc are rather confused about how ebay works
If you're a private seller, this deal should make no difference to you! - if you don't want to accept change of mind returns, then select no returns on your listing! (note a scammer can still claim item not as described and get you to pay for return postage!)
If you're a business seller, there are still positives from this 'deal', sometimes buyers will state item is faulty or even purposely damage items just so they can return it for free..however with this deal, there is no need and rather than you footing the return postage bill, it's on PayPal. This could theoretically raise sells and unsure buyers make more purchases and most end up keeping the item anyway.
Scammers have always and will always scam by stating item not as described, this isn't ebays fault, it's distance selling laws (CCR). It's abused not only on ebay but amazon, and just about every other online retailer.
if your're a buyer. it means you can return an item without paying return postage.
win win all round.
dealchaser888
25 May 171#27
it is good to know I could use this to shop online (not ebay). l like to buy clothes /shoes online to save me times and trips. But a great deal of chances that is not right size for me. So I now normally just buy from amazon for free return.
With this, I could have more choices . Just not sure how many times limit?
donkey_spotter
25 May 172#26
Guys maybe on this occasion it's ok but when you see links like this leading to financial websites, you should always be cautious and never click on them straight away x
MadeInBeats
25 May 171#25
Does this work if I pay via a credit card via PayPal? I have had a PayPal account for years but today used a exogenous credit card to buy some clothes on eBay - instead of my linked bank account - just to keep the CC supplier happy so they don't cancel my card for under-use.
traceykins
25 May 17#24
Excellent find thankyou so much
tariq3877
25 May 17#23
No it's eBay policies that has. They charge insane fee and if anything go wrong seller is the only one that loses. I am selling something the eBay only fee is £58 than Paypal and postage.
Insane
householdhorror
25 May 17#22
Oh yeah? Postage is now free is it? Course it costs sellers something.
Now granted, it'll probably put item not received claims down (I speak from experience, after offering no quibble free returns) but every return costs money.
AnnaMak
25 May 17#21
already activated when last posted few months ago.
done 2 returns with no issues, all refunded.
Faba1993
25 May 17#20
yep. alredy used it a month ago or so and it worked just fine :smiley:
shahidali47
25 May 17#19
does it work with amazon returns? i had to return something back to amazon.de
Tequila
25 May 171#18
this is an on going service and been advertised here numerous times since months ago.
how is it a new deal??
Meathotukdeals
25 May 17#17
Humm. IIRC I activated this again for this year. I think I read it ran till the end of year if it helps.
Generally this is OK if you know what is what. I recently returned an item, got a return label sent to print out, assumed I wasn't paying the return (item not as described - in fact a totally different item) - then much later got a PM from the seller asking what I paid return so they could refund me :confused: . Looked in Paypal account and a note simply said the item could not be returned under this scheme. The note was linked to a page full of lists about when you can and can't use the scheme. To this day I have no Idea who paid return post - and it was a frikkin big parcel.
PS My first return in about 8 years.
robo989
25 May 173#16
Why just the other day a "customer" thought it was reasonable enough to return a shaver he bought 3 weeks ago because he "just didn't think it was as good as he expected". His return was declined but regardless eBay seems to have turned into some kind of try before you buy.
Yes of course you can return an expensive £100+ used item thats been rubbed all over your lovely face that doesn't have a fault...give me a break :smile:
fiestasteve44
25 May 171#15
Sellers don't refund postage if u merely didn't like it.
I smell bull****
lucyferror
25 May 17#2
Is there any way to know how many free returns you have left?
DexMorgan to lucyferror
25 May 171#14
Apparently I've already activated this, must have been a long time ago and I've not claimed with it.
I can't find anywhere that shows when my cover ends :/
eslick
25 May 171#13
Time sure flies :disappointed:
Gollywood
25 May 17#12
Over a year...
Elusia
25 May 171#11
It wil get better now , returns terms changed now , sellers can actually refund only partially after accepting return and deduct for any damage or postage costs if a return reason chosen by buyer wasn't right...not all know it yet
All those "buyer remorse" items returned for wrong reason as SNAD etc...now seller can decide how much to refund. Hopefully buyers will realise that eBay is starting to monitor those returns....
kooks65
25 May 17#10
Thanks I forgot about this
Hughsars
25 May 171#9
Why would I need it from them if they are posting an item? Bizarre comment!
It's people like you that have ruined life by not having a sense of humour! And if you had a clue how eBay works you will know that in fact this costs the seller nothing if buyer takes up the option - just sayin!!
Yes it has haha!
zizzles
25 May 1721#4
I'll be sure not to list anything on ebay for a while
eslick to zizzles
25 May 172#8
It's been on for months already
col11
25 May 172#3
Used this after I seen it posted before, got a £15 refund on a big parcel I returned. Well worth a repost reminder
hysun
25 May 172#1
I used this past week and got back full return charge
Opening post
https://www.paypal.com/uk/webapps/mpp/refunded-returns
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Comments above were from private sellers.
Obviously no business seller is going to quibble a change of mind for an unopened item or an item has been inspected and then placed in it's box so it can be resold as new.
Not saying that you did, it could happen to anyone who had a lot of bad luck too and did not abuse the system. There is a certain number of returns that anyone can make before getting permanently banned.
Returns are not free even with PayPal refunding the return charge to buyer or seller ,seller is out of pocket every time, outgoing postage was paid for and it will not be refunded to seller by anyone obviously. Not to mention people who are buying two or three of items only because they not sure if they will fit and returning two out of three orders....
Source
Those stating they won't list items, etc etc are rather confused about how ebay works
If you're a private seller, this deal should make no difference to you! - if you don't want to accept change of mind returns, then select no returns on your listing! (note a scammer can still claim item not as described and get you to pay for return postage!)
If you're a business seller, there are still positives from this 'deal', sometimes buyers will state item is faulty or even purposely damage items just so they can return it for free..however with this deal, there is no need and rather than you footing the return postage bill, it's on PayPal. This could theoretically raise sells and unsure buyers make more purchases and most end up keeping the item anyway.
Scammers have always and will always scam by stating item not as described, this isn't ebays fault, it's distance selling laws (CCR). It's abused not only on ebay but amazon, and just about every other online retailer.
if your're a buyer. it means you can return an item without paying return postage.
win win all round.
With this, I could have more choices . Just not sure how many times limit?
Insane
Now granted, it'll probably put item not received claims down (I speak from experience, after offering no quibble free returns) but every return costs money.
done 2 returns with no issues, all refunded.
how is it a new deal??
Generally this is OK if you know what is what. I recently returned an item, got a return label sent to print out, assumed I wasn't paying the return (item not as described - in fact a totally different item) - then much later got a PM from the seller asking what I paid return so they could refund me :confused: . Looked in Paypal account and a note simply said the item could not be returned under this scheme. The note was linked to a page full of lists about when you can and can't use the scheme. To this day I have no Idea who paid return post - and it was a frikkin big parcel.
PS My first return in about 8 years.
Yes of course you can return an expensive £100+ used item thats been rubbed all over your lovely face that doesn't have a fault...give me a break :smile:
I smell bull****
I can't find anywhere that shows when my cover ends :/
All those "buyer remorse" items returned for wrong reason as SNAD etc...now seller can decide how much to refund. Hopefully buyers will realise that eBay is starting to monitor those returns....
It's people like you that have ruined life by not having a sense of humour! And if you had a clue how eBay works you will know that in fact this costs the seller nothing if buyer takes up the option - just sayin!!
Yes it has haha!