u/multiplelayers

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Buyer claimed dispute via family & friends transactions

I sold an electric item on Facebook Marketplace. The buyer went home. Didn’t message me until a week later asking for 50% refund back because of a cosmetic issue, but the item was fully functional and working properly at the time of the sale.

I clearly told the buyer that there would be no returns. After purchasing it, they opened up the entire unit exposing the wiring, which means there’s now a possibility that they could have damaged or altered it themselves.

They then went straight to Venmo to dispute the payment. Venmo sent me a warning because I used a personal account to sell an item instead of processing the transaction as a purchase. However, the buyer was the one who marked the payment as a payment between friends rather than as a purchase.

Is there still a chance the buyer could get their money back even though they marked the transaction as a payment between friends? It doesn’t seem fair for them to receive a refund after agreeing to the condition of the item, receiving a discount, and then opening up and potentially altering the unit.

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u/multiplelayers — 2 days ago

Swollen bottom feet for 3 weeks

It all began with a small bump on my right foot. Now, both of my feet’ soles are swollen. Standing on a flat surface for an extended period can be painful. Wearing socks for hours causes my ankle to swell, and the indentations from the socks rub against my skin. Despite an X-ray, which showed no abnormalities, I’m still unsure what’s causing this issue.

I’m not overweight (I’m underweight), and I’m in my mid-30s. As a female, I’m wondering what could be the cause of this problem. What are some possible solutions? My doctor suggested that I get custom soles, but I’m not convinced that my shoes are the primary reason for this. I don’t spend my entire day working on my feet.

u/multiplelayers — 3 months ago