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Originally Posted by Diesel911
I agree.
For sure you need to keep what ever anger, frustration and so on out of your correspondence. Keep everything factual and unemotional and un-dramatic.
Some eBay sellers don't know what they are selling. I bought some advertised as 100% cotton (which is what I wanted) bandannas and when I got them they were all polyester or something similar.
The Seller told me the company he bought them from told him they were 100% Cotton.
I don't know if that was the truth or not. But, it is the seller that has to take responsibility for his Ad.
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There are liars, cheats, and people who are just plain misinformed on eBay. But there are also people like me and the anchor mogul who are good guys who are happy to make it right. The issue is some buyers assume everyone is the former, and attack from the jump.
I don't sell anything where I don't know what it is. Plenty do, I've bought junk from idiots on eBay before.
That all being said my last couple returns were eBay buyers who damaged the item during install then claimed it was my fault over 60 days after the item was delivered. So there are scam artists on both ends of the spectrum.
Then you come to this forum and "Sev" sends you a picture of perfect chrome and mails you a box of bent rust. So, buyer beware everywhere I suppose.