ebay buyer rant. What would you do?

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SlammedNiss:

--- Quote from: JDFan on March 08, 2017, 10:12:25 am ---Just tell him the listing clearly stated that only the COA and Dimm were included and that is what he received and it also clearly says no returns
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I have, numerous times already. He keeps coming up with this so-called "implied warranty" he linked to on wikipedia. I'm telling you, the guy's elevator doesn't go to the top floor. When I get some time, I'll post up screenshots of all our correspondence because it's almost comical. I'm still waiting to see if he gets ebay or paypal involved. He usually goes 3 or 4 days between contacting me with his next rant.

And btw, to Mike A, I feel like I should continually respond because if he does finally file a complaint, I don't want him to be able to say I just ignored him.

pbj:
$13, dude. $13.

ark_ader:
Was the COA shrink wrapped with the M$ hologram, or was it a sticker on a piece of paper? If it was shrink wrapped OEM, then you are OK. If it was a sticker attached to a piece of paper, you could have problems. Either way, best that you keep good communication with the buyer, and if he wants a refund, then I would oblige him. I remember a news story, where a guy sold a printer on craigslist for $40 and he got into a real problem with a lawsuit happy guy back east(ern European).

http://time.com/money/4359964/lawsuit-printer-craigslist/

When I see ---steaming pile of meadow muffin--- like this, it makes me think twice before I sell anything online.

SlammedNiss:

--- Quote from: pbj on March 09, 2017, 12:18:00 am ---$13, dude. $13.

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And your point? If you mean I should just refund him because it's only $13, then no. Why should I be the one who gets shafted just because some imbecile doesn't take the time to read the description. He's already agreed he received everything he purchased (it's been 2+ weeks now since he actually received it) and the only thing he's mad about is something that was never agreed to be included in the first place.

--- Quote from: ark_ader on March 09, 2017, 12:21:56 am ---Was the COA shrink wrapped with the M$ hologram, or was it a sticker on a piece of paper? If it was shrink wrapped OEM, then you are OK. If it was a sticker attached to a piece of paper, you could have problems. Either way, best that you keep good communication with the buyer, and if he wants a refund, then I would oblige him. I remember a news story, where a guy sold a printer on craigslist for $40 and he got into a real problem with a lawsuit happy guy back east(ern European).

http://time.com/money/4359964/lawsuit-printer-craigslist/

When I see ---steaming pile of meadow muffin--- like this, it makes me think twice before I sell anything online.

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eBay only requires that COA's be sold with a piece of PC hardware, hence the 1gb stick of RAM. Other than that, it was sold as-is with no warranties. He's told me he's gonna get eBay involved now for over a week, so I don't know if the guy is just fishing for a partial refund or what.

Btw, interesting read. The real difference between what I sold and that, is that I didn't sell anything that was "broken". My buyer claims I should have known how/where to obtain the software when in fact the software was never part of the auction.

05SRT4:
nothing is going to happen, dont worry about it

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