I need some reinsurance.

Imma put you in the right here, assuming you detailed your item being "not working" and such but the buyer failing to read product details but still went on to buy it. I guess it's his fault for still buying it even though he lacked information which i'm guessing wasn't your fault. If you're willing to go through trouble and don't mind refunding the guy back for your item, make the guy happy. If you know that your item can be fixed i guess it isn't so bad for the buyer and maybe you could advise him on getting it fixed.

[quote name='sinharvest24' post='3706938' date='Jun 10 2011, 11:29 PM']Imma put you in the right here, assuming you detailed your item being "not working" and such but the buyer failing to read product details but still went on to buy it. I guess it's his fault for still buying it even though he lacked information which i'm guessing wasn't your fault. If you're willing to go through trouble and don't mind refunding the guy back for your item, make the guy happy. If you know that your item can be fixed i guess it isn't so bad for the buyer and maybe you could advise him on getting it fixed.[/quote]

I understand, and that's exactly what happened. The only issue here is I don't have the money to reimburse him for it, or else I'd give him a refund. I just hope Paypal understands. I have pictures of the item previous to shipment, that I'm going to put up as evidence. Thank you for your input.

The disputer is stupid. You're in the right.

[quote name='Scott-105' post='3706950' date='Jun 11 2011, 05:36 AM']The disputer is stupid. You're in the right.[/quote]

This.

[quote name='Hells Malice' post='3707088' date='Jun 11 2011, 12:04 AM'][quote name='Scott-105' post='3706950' date='Jun 11 2011, 05:36 AM']The disputer is stupid. You're in the right.[/quote]

This.
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Seconded. As long as you flat out said it wasn't functional, it's his own fault for not reading. You should feel no guilt over this.

[quote name='injected11' post='3707362' date='Jun 11 2011, 04:22 PM'][quote name='Hells Malice' post='3707088' date='Jun 11 2011, 12:04 AM'][quote name='Scott-105' post='3706950' date='Jun 11 2011, 05:36 AM']The disputer is stupid. You're in the right.[/quote]

This.
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Seconded. As long as you flat out said it wasn't functional, it's his own fault for not reading. You should feel no guilt over this.
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Yeh, thirded.

If he can't be bothered to read, it's his fault, not yours. I mean, that's in the rules, right?

You said in the listing it wasn't working. He knew that it wasn't working else he would've complained at the start rather than trying to fix it. That means he was hoping for a major bargain if the item was fixable. It wasn't so the buyer is now complaining therefore buyer is a dick and you have right on your side.

However just because you are in the right it doesn't mean that paypal will see it that way as they usually tend to side with the buyer rather than the seller so if I was you I'd try to scrape up the funds for a repayment just in case.

Nope, it's not your fault. If he didn't read all of the listing, he wouldn't have known that it wasn't in working condition.