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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;New Windsor Bill, post: 2436933, member: 78123&quot;]Whenever you receive something that is fake or not as described on ebay, you HAVE TO OPEN UP A CASE. Ebay will give you a communication channel through this case and ONE of the things you must request is a return shipping label. You shouldn&#039;t have to spend another dime to send it back if it was not as described. And if the seller does not give you a return label, there is a time limit where you can request ebay to step in and they make the final decision. You will get a full refund from ebay and nine times out of ten you won&#039;t even have to send it back. There was a Panda coin that my brother told me he got for dirt cheap; it was a year that was very valuable. I asked him what he had paid for it and when he told me $50., I said WOW. At the same time I told him to weigh the coin. It was no where near what a Panda should be. I told him to notify ebay that he had a good case with this coin. He told me that he had purchased it last year which was a good 6 months ago. I then asked him to look up the seller and see if he was still selling on ebay. He was and he also told me that the seller had a lot of negative feedbacks from other people that got burned. I told him again to contact ebay that this was fraud, against ebays policy. And if they give you a hard time you tell them that this seller had nothing but negative feedbacks for selling counterfeit coins and how come I was not notified by you. My brother got a full refund, got to keep the coin and sadly this seller is still in business.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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