Hi all,
I know everyone here always wants to grab a bargain. But all this has to be
within reason. I think that people almost expect you to give away good
stuff. I mean the things I sell aren't going to finance my lifestyle and I
don't sell for the profit. I sell them because I have bought other things
that fulfill my needs more completely and want someone else to be able to
enjoy what I once did. If they weren't good enough for me then they
probably won't be good enough for someone else is my feeling.
There's some old sayings that you won't go wrong by:
1. If it looks to good to be true then it probably is.
2. You get what you pay for.
My 2 cents worth...
Oben
At 04:02 AM Monday 9/07/2001, you wrote:
At 10:50 AM 7/8/01 -0700, Scott Gomez wrote:
I'm curious: Have you had an success in getting any of the sellers to accept
returns or make good in any other manner on the deals?
The seller of the flash said that he would send the case in a follow-up
shipment. It's had time to arrive but it's not here yet. Time for a follow up.
The seller of the 35-70mm lens offered a refund - not including shipping
charges. I'll probably just keep it since the price was OK ($86).
The seller of the OM-1n and I are still negotiating. He'll issue a refund
for the auction amount but is not wanting to include shipping.
I've just notified the seller about the problem with the Weston
meter. Waiting for a reply.
Thanks for asking Scott -
Johnny
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