<prompt> Human: Sell things on ebay only if you dont mind giving them away.I know this probably has been mentioned before when it comes to selling stuffs on ebay. But I just want to remind people who are considering it. I recently sold a camera lens that I dont need on ebay. In the listing, I said no return accepted. The buyer ended up wanting to return the lens because he thought it was supposed to do something it wasnt meant to do. I declined the request because I said no return accepted and pointed out his complaint is not valid. ebay stepped in and did nothing. I thought it was over. Wrong! The buyer went to his credit card and claimed the item I sent him is defective. I know this is not true because his complaint on ebay was not about a defective item. Paypal took my money stating the case is being investigated by the credit card. The buyer still has the item. It has been almost two months now. I dont think I will get anything back.TL DR: ebay buyers can tell their credit cards that the sellers sent a wrongdefective item. Sellers instantly lose money without the item being returned.  <response>: Yes, eBay often sides with the buyer, not seller, in disputes. 