Congratulations on all parties involved on what appears to be a more than adequate
resolution to this problem.
Maybe the following has been dealt with, but I recall from reading on of the
e-mails from the vendor that negative feedback was registered for the transaction.
I realize that the vendor only issued a refund after some amount of arm-twisting,
and even then probably did so reluctantly, however is there any way to retract the
negative feedback, or at least modify it to indicate that the situation has been
resolved? Even if he didn't send the refund "with a smile on his face", surely he
at least deserves that much, imho.
regards,
frank
"Otis Wright, Jr." wrote:
> Congratulations. Nicely done.
>
> As a former and manufacturer, I tend to feel the supplier here is being a bit
> generous -- as I lived in an FOB factory --in the absence of special
> instructions world where the purchaser specified shipping provisions.
>
> On any purchase transaction involving shipment of goods --- e-bay or otherwise
> --- where one does not want to be self insured --- I'd suggest getting a
> confirmation that the shipment will be insured -- no matter what the offering
> states. Every time I assume something will happen, it doesn't. Just my luck
> ...... and opinion.
>
> Again. congratulations on a difficult task well done. And, my compliments to
> the seller. Not an easy choice --- in my opinion.
>
> Otis Wright.
>
> Bucky wrote:
>
> > Hey all,
> >
> > By now, everyone is familiar with the Albano / JD Color situation. Albano
> > sent them money for an auction which he won on eBay, the receipt of which
> > they acknowledge. In return, they sent him a SuperProgram body, which he
> > did not receive. You also have seen the earlier message from JD Color,
> > declining to offer any concession in the matter. Although the suspicion on
> > both sides is natural, I hasve always believed firmly that both parties have
> > acted in good faith, and that the loss was an accident in transit.
> >
> > HOWEVER!
> >
> > I received not ten minutes ago a gracious email from Kevin at JD Color,
> > offering to refund Albano's money, so long as I act as an agent to evidence
> > that they did, in fact, send a refund. I have agreed, as per earlier
> > discussions with Albano, so he should get his money soon. It's important,
> > though, on our end, that we recognize that Kevin and JD Color have resolved
> > the situation completely by this gesture of good faith. It's not easy to
> > part with money in the bank when you have not caused the loss.
> >
> > I ask your support in agreeing that the matter has been conclusively dealt
> > with.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Mike Bromm
> >
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