[78-L] He changed his mind..

[Roger Wade]

Hi David,

It just goes with the territory, fortunately not too often.  You have to suck it up and move on.  Tell him he only gets the full refund if he returns the record to you safely.  For some reason these things (returns) always seem to come in bunches of two or three within a short time period, then none for a long time.

It's not worth fighting it.  Paypal or his credit card company will just side with him anyway.  Just hope your record has a safe and uneventful return trip.

Best regards,

Roger Wade
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On Jan 18, 2012, at 5:05 PM, David Lennick wrote:

> Well, cocky doo doo..an eBay winner has decided he doesn't want the record, 
> after paying big bucks for it. And I can't seem to initiate a "second chance 
> offer" link..does that only apply if an item hasn't been shipped yet? Evidently 
> the return policy obliges me to accept it unless I've specified otherwise. 
> Let's hope the second-place bidder (within a dollar) still wants the thing. 
> What do you guys do when this happens? I mean after pouring the scotch.
> 
> dl