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Not as described.
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If you think it isnt the tubing, and what you expected then thats enough to return, and ebay will support. Its a simple open the return with not as described task.
Personally I would speak to the seller first and explain what and why and see what they say. They could be accomodating and avoid the return. I have sold low value things and cocked up the description and when contacted just refunded and said keep the item as an apology. I wouldnt do that for anything more than a few quid though.
If they are a nob about it crack on with the return, but at least you have been reasonable to start with.
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How do you know its not what its described as in the listing?
For example if someone sold me a Columbus Max frame and turns out it clearly wasn't, I would expect the seller to accept the return and offer a full refund.
Another example, if a seller repainted an original painted frame and attached incorrect reynolds decals then I would also expect the above too.
Personally if the steel was of a decent quality and it wasn't intentionally mis-sold, not sure if in this case it was? I wouldn't mind, because how could anyone tell without being there when the frame was made what the exact tubing is? I would at least expect the seller to say something like
"I believe it is but I cannot be 100% sure"
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If a steel frame is advertised(in listing title and description) as being made of a particular type of tubing (no frame sticker) but turns out to be...not that, that's a 'not as described' case, right?
I've messaged the guy first, rather than opening a return straight away, as a courtesy. Hopefully he's not a dick about it...
But if he is?