Ebay Fuckup!

B_ScaredLittleBoy

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Okay so I had a late night last night. Anyways I get in from work earlier tonight and purchase Guitar Hero III on ebay. Thing is, I get the PS3 versoion. I don't own a PS3.

Almost immediately after paying, I checked the item listing and then immediately contacted the seller asking for a refund/saying I made a mistake.

Will they refund? Are they in any way obligated to give me a refund? Or will they just take my money and send me a game I can't play?

BTW what threw me was their username is 'xbite' which made me think they sold Xbox 360 games.

Any help would be appreciated.
 
They should refund you if they're reasonable. Since you did it right away, you might just lose out on some of the fees that it cost them to list the item. Most sellers are happy to refund you the money before they actually ship the item, minus the slight surcharge.
 
A good seller will refund the money, less any processing and listing fees.

They may have other platform versions that he could ship.

I recommend calling the seller and discussing this over the phone, this will help calm any fears they may have.

Gary
 
The thing is it comes with a large (obviously downsized) guitar (shaped) controller so it would cost me at least around £5/$10 to post. Including packaging probably £10. Then if they subtract a listing fee etc from my refund I've lost quite a bit of money.

But really I don't want them to post it. That's wasting both of our time. I wouldn't mind a refund minus a small surcharge. They do sell the Xbox 360 version, I might go for that even though it is a little overpriced...
 
The thing is it comes with a large (obviously downsized) guitar (shaped) controller so it would cost me at least around £5/$10 to post. Including packaging probably £10. Then if they subtract a listing fee etc from my refund I've lost quite a bit of money.

But really I don't want them to post it. That's wasting both of our time. I wouldn't mind a refund minus a small surcharge. They do sell the Xbox 360 version, I might go for that even though it is a little overpriced...

If they haven't posted it yet then (as already stated by others) a reasonable seller would probably come to an amicable agreement. But they're under no obligation to do so because the error was yours. You could always resell and hope to recoup some or all of your losses.

The best you could realistically hope for would be to pay the extra for the right version and a fee for the listing costs of the original.

And next time read the listing!!!:biggrin1::wink: