So I ended up auctioning an AMD processor on ebay, the processor was not tested and had bent pins.
This was stated in big bold letters on the second line of the auction, it was also a .99 cent auction (not expecting to get much for it)
It was also stated in my auction that the chip was as-is and no warranties were implied or intended.
Some douchebag from texas ends up winning it, I send it off to him, and he starts complaining that it doesn't work and there are 2 missing pins.
I did not notice any missing pins when I had shipped it out, however I was not looking for any missing pins, all I stated is that many of the pins were bent, which they were.
So now the buyer wants a refund.
I'm in a bit of a dilema because I did not mis-represent my auction, I did not say 100% working when I wasn't sure, I said untested, and stated the condition of it.
The only thing is the missing pins fiasco... I did not see any missing pins on the processor before shipping it (however I could have missed that), and for all I know he could have removed them.
what would be the best way to deal with this situation?