I would just use it and enjoy it. I paid twice as much for mine, which I would 
rate as excellent. I think the word "perfect" is sometimes used without much 
thought. It's a throwaway. To many it probably means excellent rather than like 
new. That doesn't excuse the seller, but I think the price was okay for an 
excellent version.
Paul


> Hi guys,
> 
> I bought the following via BIN on eBay. It is not in my opinion in the 
> condition 
> described. I would rate it as vg+ to ex-. I certainly looks ex+ in the photo 
> and 
> as you can see was described as in perfect condition. Also he did not box it 
> but 
> shipped it in a padded envelop (These do tend to be somewhat delicate), 
> despite 
> the fact that for Priority Mail the PO will provide free boxes.
> 
> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7521363779&rd=1&sspagename=ST
> RK%3AMEWN%3AIT&rd=1
> 
> Normally I would send it back demanding a 100% refund. However, I am under 
> some 
> constraints timewise and financialwise. I basically want to have it for the 
> GFM 
> Camera Clinic, but being poor, poor, poor I can only afford the holder this 
> month and to order the film next month, so I can not even test the thing 
> until 
> then.
> 
> The guy has 70+ positives and no negatives so I thought I could trust the 
> description and thus used the BIN although I figured I could save quite a bit 
> by 
> bidding until I got one at my price. I guess what is bothering me most is 
> this 
> "not as described" thing happening more and more often. Sure I can probably 
> negotiate with him and get my money back or a partial refund in return for 
> giving him positive feedback, but I am feeling that is self-serving and does 
> not 
> help in the end as we see more and more of this.
> 
> So I am asking for opinions about what I should do. How do you guys look at 
> this 
> kind of thing?
> 
>  
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