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View Poll Results: should a seller refund a buyer even though there was a tracking number showing scans?
Yes the seller should refund even though it's usps fault 64 64.65%
no, the USPS made the mistake and not sellers fault. 35 35.35%
Voters: 99. You may not vote on this poll

 
 
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Old 09-04-2012, 12:35 PM
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Default paying for USPS fault

This has not happened to me yet as a seller, so I am simply asking because I have always wondered what others think about what a policy should be if a seller ships out an item with a tracking number, and scans are shown as moving through sort facilities then the item suddenly falls off the face of the Earth and is never delivered. Let's also say that the seller used the exact correct postage amount, packaged it right, and shipped to the correct address that was provided and did absolutely nothing wrong. Also I am not including situations where there was never a scan to any delivery facilities, in that case a refund I think should be issued, so let's leave that issue out.
Do you think the seller should be responsible to refund the money in this situation, even though it is clearly the post office's fault? Does the seller have a moral obligation to issue a refund even though they are not at fault? Poll attached
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