What wigwam doesn't seem to see it that there are a whole bunch of REASONABLE EXPECTATIONS in life ( i.e. common sense assumptions ) and one of them is the "or better" on an items condition. i.e. if you sell something as excellent used and actually deliver new to the buyer, there is no harm to the buyer and that was your perogative to send that. But it would NOT be reasonable for a bidder buyer to bid/buy an excellent used lens and then you send him a new one instead and ASK FOR MORE MONEY because its new. That would be major problem and if you wanted new price you should have advertised it as new if it indeed was new. The buyer may not have wanted to pay the higher price for new and used lower price was what he wanted and bought, not new at higher price. JCO
-----Original Message----- From: mike wilson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 7:09 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Opinions wanted, ebay item condition Wigwam Jones wrote: > Tell me this - if I sell a camera as 'junk' and you buy it and find > out > it is 'mint', do you owe ME money? Can I come back to you after the > sale and say "Hey, wait a minute - you got a better deal than I > intended, because the description was not correct. Give me more > money." Will that fly with you? No, because the deal is over. Offer, > acceptance, consideration - we call that a contract. No renegotiation. Game, set & match.
