I bought a ps4 controller at Shpock, the seller called a few markers, such as signs of wear, etc. But otherwise everything would be okay, that sounded good to me and so I bought the controller. When he arrived at my place there were damages that he had not specified, such as that he does not load or the controller does not respond. Thus, I have a defective controller with defects he had not specified. I know that it is a private purchase and you have no guarantee or return right, but he has not indicated all broken and therefore it is fraud and thus I'm right. I've written to you and he says that was the post office and thus he has no fault, but you do not have to be a technician to know that by falling down anything in the charging socket is broken. So I'm right about the fraud. Maybe someone here knows better and can help me what I can do legally now.
So first you have to prove to him that it really was not the post
You can of course always
Whether it comes out what remains but to doubt
As mentioned
In doubt for the accused
An independent appraiser could perhaps say something and convict him as a fraudster
But as I said that you have to prove first
And I do not know if it's worth the money for an appraiser and maybe a lawyer
If the article differs roughly from the description (he can't fulfill the contract of sale), set him a deadline for the reversal, otherwise you will refund. This is usually enough.
