A word of warning!

[Seabeowner]

I admit that ebays ratings are a bit of a joke but I had a dispute opened on a sale of mine and I immediately had my funds frozen and had to reimburse the purchaser. It wasn't even my fault as the item went missing in transit. Managed after a struggle to get the money back from Packlink. Then two months later the item turned up and the buyer sent me the money which I sent to a charity. I've found ebay seem to favour buyers and penalise sellers.

[Moorey]

 
   Rightly or wrongly a Ebay seller is responsible for delivery of goods. This responsibility extends to ensuring the item is delivered
   to the buyer, even if a courier is involved.

[Martin6]

If the price was shown in Euros, you are only entitled to Euros refund. Vice versa if in £. Unless their Ts & Cs state otherwise for refunds.

Personally, I don't care. If they were a customer centric business they would give you a proper refund.

Thank you for sharing. I will not be using them in future.

Ebay is a law unto itself. For a few weeks, my finger has been poised on the 'buy' button for a chrome rear mudguard, for my CB750K6.  Over £200 with delivery, Ho Chi Min City and over 60 days delivery quoted. Think I'll stay cautious on that one. 👍