I have seen manufacturers warranty that require you to deal with a major company , not ‘Jonny Used PC Shop’. Which they will honor the warranty only after you talk to the right person, filled out the right forms, get the correct approval letter, pay for shipping to the company and shipping back to your home, and then you might get your item back IF Belgium Post drops it off at the right house. If they don’t, you lost the item because BP doesn’t have laws to find them at fault for wrong or incomplete delivery.
At the end, selling via PayPal money transfers is horrible for the sellers. I sold a PS4 with four controllers and 12 games on eBay. Money by PayPal. The customer complained and took photos there was nothing but rocks in the box and requested a refund. I fought the claim cause the volume and average weight of rocks clearly show from the photo the package would have been twice the weight of what USPS declared I shipped. Clearly, the customer is lying.
I also sold 1080ti I got from a liquidated sale at a tech school. Bench mark each GPU with screenshots and video proof with the GPU serial numbers. Customer complained (he bought 4 of them) that they all came DoA. Oddly, he put that claim 10mins after signing for the package. IAW the SoD and the date/time stamp of the claim. I provided proof they were working order but PayPal refunded the customer and allowed the guy to KEEP the products….
I will not sell with PayPal ever again.
At the end, I have found buyers in EU to be much more honored than US. South Korea was the best experience I had in selling and buying. Alaska and the. New Jersey was the worst.
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