possible scam; what are my options?

[savedfrommyspokes]

I do not see any signs of a scam either...in most cases, if it was a scam, they would return it via a NAD claim in order to return on your dime. In this case, they will be returning at their cost. Also, on buyer's remorse returns ("just didn't like'), you can refund just the cost of the item and not the original s/h that was paid by the buyer.

[Fballguy]

Agree with others...Seem like a pretty sincere and well thought out explanation to be a scam. This is life when you offer returns.

[Jobu]

If you are worried, I would take a video of the package when it arrives, showing the label and that it is still sealed. Then open it on the video without taking it off camera. I've never had to use this but it is some protection. You can also open it in front of the postal employee who delivers it, but trying to set that up for a $110 card might be too much effort.