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I recently purchased a collectors poster. Even though the seller said he would use a poster tube the item was sent in a long shipping box. The seller had insurance. We agreed on an arrangement where he refunded half my money and he sent me another item he had for sale. He didn't have an exact replacement. He said he would file the insurance claim on the poster. I took the poster to the post office and spent $7.50 on shipping and delivery confirmation. Not five minutes after I left the post office the seller told me not to send the item back as it would void the warranty. He told me to keep the item until further notice. I hurried back to the post office and was able to get the item back, but they said they could not refund the money. Two weeks later the seller instructs me to send the item back now that he has the insurance money as he wants to resale the item at a discount. My question is since he got the insurance money back do I still have to send the item back? I will be out double shipping. He also told me I could keep the damaged poster if I sent him an extra $25 bucks.
What do you think?
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Postal insurance issue. Who keeps item?
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