Refunds are an inevitable element of selling on eBay. Even the most cautious retailers occasionally receive requests for returns since a buyer can do so for any reason.

Since eBay is less concerned with a seller’s ratings and more concerned with the service they provide to buyers, limiting returns is about more than protecting the seller’s rating and feedback score.

Receiving a different-than-advertised good is a common source of buyer outrage. Vendors should keep these guidelines in mind when making listings and sending packages to avoid these problems.

 – Examining Inventory and Preparing to List

 – Posting Clear, Precise, and Detailed Titles and Descriptions

 – Avoid marketing commonly rejected items

 – Capture extensive, close-up shots of the products.

 – Focus on securely packing the products

 – Authenticating Designer Products

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