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Originally Posted by Joshdub
That should be included in the original transaction. It isn't and the separate transaction is not protected by ebay nor paypal. Not to mention derwangs communications skills are less than stellar.
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It was listed in the eBay page about the core charge. You could have sent him your old core and then you wouldn't had needed to send a core charge, that was the other option listed. \
If he included the core charge with the original listing he would have to paid a Paypal fee for that 150.00. Paypal charges about 3% fee so that would amount to $4.50. If he return your core charge will you expect him to return the total core charge or the core charge -$4.50?
Don't know when you ordered the shaft, but Paypal use to not charge a fee for gifts. I think they have since revised their policy to charge the sender a fee for transferring funds as a gift.
I'm not taking side on this, but most places that rebuild or refurbish car parts always charge a core fee until the core is return. Hell even my local pick n pull charges a core charge on most items plus an environmental fee and local taxes.