Ok I sold my dead Parhelia to someone on ebay for $157 bucks. Back a couple days ago I get a nasty email telling me that the card is damaged and a crappy low res photo showing one of the Caps (I think thats what it is) near the back of the card, chipped off. The guy wants his money back, but I insured the card for $150 bucks for him and told him to claim it with the Post Office. He's giving me a hard time about making the claim since the package wasn't damaged. I'm I doing the right thing or should I give the ****head his money back?
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Um, you sold him a dead parhelia.
now he wants his money back because it IS dead?
Any shipping damages would have to be paid by the shipper.
Tell him to claim the money from the shipper and put the card back on ebay again.Yeah, well I'm gonna build my own lunar space lander! With blackjack aaaaannd Hookers! Actually, forget the space lander, and the blackjack. Ahhhh forget the whole thing!
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Hold up. I'm confused. He knew it was "dead" when he bought it? And he still paid $157? Did he think he could fix it or something? Or just use it for a spare DOS card? (Pretty expensive DOS card!)
Given a "yes" answer to all of the above, then he should definitely file a damage claim with the post office (if it isn't too late. Some shippers have a strict time limit for claims).
Personally I'd give him his money back just to get him out of my hair and not have to deal with it (AND to avoid negative feedback!).
Kevin
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nah, if you advertised that it was faulty AND he still bought it then its his problem. Ifyou are sure that the cap was ok when you sent it, then refer him to the PO.The Welsh support two teams when it comes to rugby. Wales of course, and anyone else playing England
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heres the listing:
The cap was intact as you can see in that photo...it was the second one down on the right hand side of the card he was claiming was damaged.
I already got left neg feedback so the damage is done...oh well.Why is it called tourist season, if we can't shoot at them?
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Here's the Email back from him:
I showed the item and the packaging to someone who works at the post office.
They say it was not wrapped sufficiently for the type of item it is. You should have used a box at least 2 times bigger with some kind of bubble wrap. They also tell me that that alone would void any insurance claim, and filing it would only waste both our times. I attached a picture of the damage which clearly shows what is broken.
You can do the right thing and refund the money, or I'll keep pursuing it on my end.
I don't care if you showed it someone you know in the post office. I want a claim filed though the post office with PROOF that it has been done. Your Claim though Ebay won't go anywhere since if you noticed that I mentioned that the card was already DEAD and was sold in "as-in" condition, without any warranty etc.
Heres the damaged photo alsoAttached FilesWhy is it called tourist season, if we can't shoot at them?
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