Long time eBay seller trying to scam me by filing brand new DVD Box sets, filing fake INAD claims | Selling

newlook87 · 2024-02-06T14:39:41.731000Z

As stated in the header Sold a brand new sealed DVD box set, Gimme a Break. The buyer happens to be an active seller of media and has over 14,000 reviews. Transaction was a month ago, didn't hear a word until out of the blue get an INAD claim from eBay. Contacted buyer immediately, asking the issue? Seems odd that an experienced seller wouldn't even bother to contact me and go straight to an INAD claim. Buyer sent me pics of heavily scratched CD's, claiming that the new box set I sent him must have been "re-sealed". He's also trying to get me to send him a replacement set, but wants me to open the brand new sealed set first, play them to make sure they are fine, then mail them to him. To me, this strikes me as the scammer trying to scam be twice. The buyer has over 14,000 reviews on eBay, so I feel that they are trying to take advantage by abusing eBay's money back guarantee. Strange behaviour for a seller with $200 used CD listings, but perhaps the whole interaction lends some insight into how the obtained their inventory in the first place? Is there anything I can do here? Or just report the seller and move on?

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