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Originally Posted by VW1300
No name on the socket. I will have to contact the seller and ask for $ back, that's really annoying but I suppose that's what I get for buying a no-name tool on ebay.
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I buy stuff on ebay 1 or 2 times a Month. Once in a deal goes sour. But, even on the soure deals you usually recover your Money.
In over 7 years I have been stuck 2 times paying the Shipping back but most sellers end up refunding all.
It is just a little time consuming.
What I have found that works best is to plug you situation into one of the catagories that ebay has.
You need to contact the Seller and make the Seller aware of the problen. The next day file a Claim.
The next day file a claim; inyour case you have an "Item Not As Described". Not as described because it would not fit your Injector and the Seller said it would.
After that just let the system do the work and check back to see if you need to respond to something.
Always have whatever you say to the Seller also copied to your email.
Quite a few times I have the Seller has refunded the Money and given Me the item.
A Seller did that with a Power Window Motor (not Mercedes) and I was able to swap a part from the used Motor and get the new one to work.
Sellers sometimes do not know there is a problem till the Customer tells them. I bought several of the Laser Delivery Valve Sockets from the UK and because I have no M type Fuel Injection Pump I did not get to try them to see if the fit.
I sold one and the Coustomer told me it did not fit and I refunded the Money to the Customer and canceled the Ad.