Originally Posted by
Wanderer
You should have called the ebay seller, to see what he wanted..............
Originally Posted by
dynaryder
Actually,I'd say you have a moral obligation to either return the seat or pay the seller.
Originally Posted by
jpatkinson
I would have mailed the seat back to the original eBay seller. I can't see why anyone could feel like any other behavior is acceptable.
Originally Posted by
Rowan
It;s called ethics.
Originally Posted by
Gallo
OP is wrong he should contact seller and request ups shipping tag to return saddle at no cost.
+1
Sending the saddle back, returning the money, or at the very least contacting the ebay seller now and telling him what has happened ... are the ethically sound, moral thing to do.
At the very least, you should get on the computer now and send an email to the ebay seller that says something along the lines of this:
Dear Sir,
You sold me a saddle on this date. Unfortunately it got tied up in the mail for an extended period of time. When I contacted you about it, you refunded my money. I then purchased another saddle. Now the saddle has arrived in the mail. Would you prefer to me to return the saddle or return the money to you?
Thank you very much for all your help.
Robert P.
If you cannot see that this is the ethically moral thing to do ... I wonder about the rest of your work/school/life ethics.
Or perhaps you're only feeding us small fragments of the story? There does seem to be information missing. Maybe all of this was indeed just an attempt to troll.