superblytrife
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1. Your return policy stated in your auction doesn't matter.
2. He does have 180 days to file with PayPal.
3. Nike/JB isn't going to give out a voucher for a shoe that old. That window was closed a good 11 years ago, since they dropped in '02.
4. You're probably screwed whether he wore them or not--PayPal gives no damns about sellers and only cares about buyer's satisfaction.
5. I don't think this has anything to do with buyer's remorse. Outside of balling in a shoe that old, he has a legitimate issue. If a shoe fell apart the first time I wore them, I'd probably contact the
seller too (assuming I didn't know anything about how frail older shoes are).
6. I think this comes down to whether or not PayPal understands the risks of wearing older shoes, because from a non-sneaker person POV, I could see how it looks suspect.
7. You're probably screwed whether he wore them or not--PayPal gives no damns about sellers and only cares about buyer's satisfaction.
2. He does have 180 days to file with PayPal.
3. Nike/JB isn't going to give out a voucher for a shoe that old. That window was closed a good 11 years ago, since they dropped in '02.
4. You're probably screwed whether he wore them or not--PayPal gives no damns about sellers and only cares about buyer's satisfaction.
5. I don't think this has anything to do with buyer's remorse. Outside of balling in a shoe that old, he has a legitimate issue. If a shoe fell apart the first time I wore them, I'd probably contact the
seller too (assuming I didn't know anything about how frail older shoes are).
6. I think this comes down to whether or not PayPal understands the risks of wearing older shoes, because from a non-sneaker person POV, I could see how it looks suspect.
7. You're probably screwed whether he wore them or not--PayPal gives no damns about sellers and only cares about buyer's satisfaction.