I sold an item a little while ago and the buyer opened a return case the next day after receiving it citing "Just Didn't Like It" as a reason. I do not accept returns and explained to them that I can't accept the return because the item isn't broken or defective. Here we are almost 3 weeks later and now he's saying that the item is broken and wants to return it. I think it's probably pretty obvious that he's just saying whatever he has to say to get a return going but I don't know if eBay would even side with them in a case like this?

Context...I've been actively buying from auctions since around 2014. Been finding it a bit odd past couple of years at the rate of lots being put back up for auction again. Even with the new penalty structure for non payments that came out roughly a a year or so ago. You would think with the penalty structure there would be less defaults yet I feel like it's only gotten worse with the amount of lots going back into auction days later. Has anyone noticed this as well? It gets quite annoying.

What should the "Ship From" address be when dropping off a prepaid package at a USPS Post Office? Can it be set to the address of the post office? The closest post office to me has a different zip code than my address because I live near the zip code boundary. The clerks are claiming they only accept prepaid packages with the same matching zip code. eBay allows you to have different "Ship From" and "Return" addresses, but I'm wondering if anyone can confirm whether it's permitted to use a post office's address as the "Ship From" address. 

What would you like help selling? What is it? What are you trying to get for it? What have you tried so far? What will you try next? Hopefully we can help you out a bit.

Once the thread has been up for a while, please try to sort by New so you can try to help latecomers. The more helpful we are in this thread, the less often people will make their own threads for individual items.

How is there not one single negative or neutral review? I find this highly uncommon. Even the most reliable and trustworthy sellers get negative / neutral reviews.

Just got my first shipping adjustment. The sad thing is all I had to do was add 3 oz and I would have been fine. I think this was an item I had already packaged up and I just said f it, let's see what happens.