At 04:27 PM 2/8/2006, you wrote:
This is off topic but perhaps will prove a useful thread.
I've made an E-bay purchase that is going bad.
Seller claimed "no scratches" "like new" condition.
Unit came with many scratches and wear marks (well documented to seller
with detailed photos).
Seller is unsympathetic and belligerent.
Forget about ebay helping you. They couldn't care less about buyers.
I'm willing to eat the deal to save my 100% Positive Feedback.
Don't make your feedback rating a fetish. The more you do business at ebay
the more certain that you will eventually get a vindictive negative. Lots
of crooked and dumb people at ebay.
But, wondering if anyone knows how this could/should go.
Seems like there should be a way to warn others
without getting penalized with negative feedback oneself.
If the seller won't accept he's wrong, there's nothing you can do except
try to convince him that it's better for both if you return the item and he
accepts it.
On the other hand, be certain you are right in your claim and put yourself
in the seller's shoes.
My two cents.
Ing. Pablo Roufogalis L.
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