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sltburn1940
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Oct-01-2013
10:57 PM
Re my most recent question. The claim against me times out today within the next hour, should I let it time out then reply to his email saying that I cannot agree to his request to return items or to refund his money? As I understand after the statutory 20 days he cannot make another claim on same item, am I correct? Any advice welcome.
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Oct-02-2013
03:00 AM
A dispute times out at 20 days but not a claim.
which is it??
A buyer can re-open a dispute i believe if the first one was for non receipt and the second for received but not as described.
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Kudos / Solution appreciated.
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Oct-02-2013
04:11 AM
My mistake. Yes the buyer raised a dispute and not a claim, sorry for error. The dispute was for non receipt with no mention of a not as described so I may now inform them of a non return policy. Any further advice will be most welcome and grateful thanks for advice offered

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