Selling
How sellers can avoid post-sale disputes
Most disputes start with avoidable ambiguity. Sellers reduce support friction by creating a clean evidence trail before and during the sale.
Selling · 2 min read · Last updated March 24, 2026
If a device has scratches, replaced parts, battery wear, or occasional issues, describe them honestly. Overstating quality creates unnecessary conflict later.
The buyer should know exactly what is included before payment. A missing charger or undisclosed defect feels small to the seller and major to the buyer.
If the buyer asks important questions, answer them clearly in-platform. A well-documented conversation gives support a much better starting point if something later goes wrong.
Before packing, take a continuous video of the device. Show the screen turning on, test touch responsiveness, record the settings page showing the IMEI/Serial number, and capture the physical packaging steps. This provides solid proof of the device condition prior to carrier handoff.
Ensure the IMEI/Serial number and current Battery Health percentage are explicitly mentioned in the listing description or chat. This prevents potential disputes regarding hardware swapping or undisclosed battery degradation.
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A clear listing does more work than a long apology after delivery.
Do not open multiple tickets for the same buyer dispute.
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