It counts in both cases as you stated. The real thing you want to stay away from the most is the closed cases by ebay. Those will kill you every time.
The other ones, there is restrictions and things that can be removed or looked at differently by ebay. In their wording they look at them differently if it was held in customs, or you already posted the tracking info before they filed. etc. I have a case where the same guy opened 3 against me. At that time I didnt know the difference between opened, and ebay closed cases. I figured it out and instantly closed the last one of the 3 myself saving my account.
Then I have 1 closed case by me. that one ebay says will not acount against me due to it being the same buyer. They have several issues where they may not count but the "closed by ebay" ones are a killer.
Now they have a rule in place where it wont count against you IF they didnt contact you through the ebay email system about the problem prior to the claim being filed. They are now required to try and get a resolved issue directly from you before filing a claim.
That is actually a great deal for us sellers. Quote:
Originally Posted by alicialoh04237 Question = How did you do the refund? did you have ebay decide in his favor? That makes a difference. Answer = The case was close by me by giving full refund to the buyer and not by eBay.
Just to check with you regarding this= "Once ebay tells the buyer he has to return it for a refund it will show as a case against you." <--- Since this starts to involve eBay in making the decision so it will use up the max count from (eBay Close case = Max count 2 ??? )
And also when I decided to close the case myself by giving full refund does it use up the max count from (Open Case = Max count 3 ???) meaning it dosent mean whether who is right or wrong you cant just over this limit? Am I right? Hopefully I am wrong because it dosent make sense since i have already full refund the money back to buyer and eBay still counts it as non-performance. |
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