rumple

Well, a few weeks back, i sold an Xbox 360 + Intercooler and a handfull of games (mix of original xbox and xbox 360 games)

I got a message that the 360 was not working, the strange thing was the day before i sent it, i tested it and it worked absolutely fine. So now after a exchange of emails, the buyer complains there are red lights, but didnt tell me how many after i asked 5 times, then the buyer says that the console keeps turning off, this could have been due to the intercooler which i told the buyer use at your own will as I never used my self but just included in the auction. Then the buyer requested a refund and said they would report me to eBay, now although i stated no refunds/returns in the auction, I thought well its not fair in that sense so I offered a refund her the money once she sent it back. She later emailed me and said that it started working (strange, miracle?) but that the original xbox games wouldnt work, and once again, she had a right go at me saying that I must have known they wouldn't work, I mean come on, how stupid can you get when you specifically tell some one that to Play the original Xbox games, she would need to update.
I haven't heard from the Buyer for about 2 weeks, but if he/she emails me again about the 360 not working, although she told me it did then should I refund? I mean, the xbox was in perfect condition, now i know paypal are a bit iffy with chargebacks and really skim over them and i dont want a situation where by the buyer still has the 360 and files a chargeback

I am more than certain that it did not get damaged during delivery.

Renob

Hello Rumple,
Don't worry about it.
It seems like the other party is playing games with you.
Just let ebay handel it.

David.Pagotto

Yer, I wouldn't worry about it.