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The Resolution Centre offers to refund if I return to the seller the battery that I disputed.
However the carrier that delivered the item will not accept a lithium Ion battery (even though they delivered it to me). No other carrier will accept the battery for carriage.
So how do I return the battery and show the required tracking information?
How do I break out of a closed circular dialogue with the Resolution Centre when the only options available to me are evidence of return in the form of electronic tracking code number or abandonment of the dispute?
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There is light at the end of the tunnel - there was for me at least.
Having opened PayPal dispute and got my claim verified as elligible for a refund I got a reply from the battery supplier that gave instructions on how to return the battery - this involved a returns reference number and labling the return package as laptop parts. On this basis the courrier accepted the package and I returned the battery. After some prompting, the supplier credited my PayPal account with a full refund.
Good luck
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