Ebay:Should i pay the shipping if I want to return the item?

so i want to return an item i bought last week and i dont know i have to pay for the shipping or/and return. if so, how much?
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email the seller to see if they want you to pay or not (you might get lucky)

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Yes. You pay unless its defective.

Usually the buyer is responsible for return shipping costs, unless the item was defective, or the wrong item was sent, then it's the sellers responsibility to pay return shipping. You'll have to get shipping cost at the post office, or from UPS, or FedEx.

Read the return policy and ask your nearest post office?

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email the person u bought from, they should answer u right away.. they answer me quick usually =]

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