I sold a guitar on eBay. It was not advertised as a Martin, although it said Martin on the headstock. It was advertised as a "beautiful new acoustic guitar."
The buyer thought it was a Martin and asked for a refund. I told him it was not advertised as a Martin and that he had lots of opportunity to ask questions.
However, he entered a claim with PayPal, and they told him to destroy the item because they said it was counterfeit.
I think that when they returned his money to him, then the guitar should have been returned to me. They disagreed and closed the case.
I lost around $450.00 USD, and I feel bad about that, and I have no guitar!
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