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Originally Posted by riversnew  I had three recent refunds. One was fairly nasty and the buyer accused me of selling ⊗⊗⊗⊗ software, he pulled my info from ebay so he probably made a raucous at ebay and send me email telling me that he'll refuse delivery. I replied to the buyer and told him that if the item was a ⊗⊗⊗⊗, I too was a victim because the item was purchased on ebay. He got a fast refund and PayPal settled my dispute with original seller in only 3 days.
The other refund was to a buyer who told me that there was an issue with activation code on his Win 7 Pro, so like above I quickly refunded and got a refund from original ebay seller. Later, Microsoft confirmed that there was nothing wrong with the software.
The third refund was my fault because I could not fulfill the order, I got caught out of stock. But I made it up to the buyer. In all these cases I still managed to get positive feedback, but you must dig into these cases to follow up on what really happened.
But, I don't think this was it, although, it could serve as an excuse--it most likely was vero who nailed me for selling few Legal, but frowned upon licenses on another account. In retrospect this activity was for amusement only as I would buy some licenses on ebay and then resell them for 50% profit.
The final nail in the coffin could have been my activity on Trust & Safety ebay forum where I would regularly rant and bash them for gross incompetence as I was consistently pointing out auctions where scammers were selling pirated software with impunity. Even though that I did thru my posting id, I never bothered to conceal my IP. | Yea it sounds like high risk all the way around. Was this a brand new account? Selling high risk items and doing alot of refunds is a big red flag. Partial refunds looks ok. Just put yourself in ebay/paypal shoes.
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