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06-14-2017, 08:02 PM
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What would you do?
So a big Ebay Dealer (not our dear friends Probstein, PWCC, or Battelefield) just totally lied to me about the condition of a lot of about 150 cards he sold.
He sold them as "Nice" and "vgex/good", but when I got them many had paper loss, and not a single one didn't have a crease. At best it's a good lot on average. Not only that but his photo cherry picked the three best cards in the lot and didn't show other photos (intentionally deception or just an accident?). Then when I complained he mocked me for not being satisfied with the bargain I got. In truth, he is right on that. I did get a bargain (I paid under 4% of book value). I can easily resell these at a profit (around $50 after fees) So what would you do: 1) Return the lot to the dealer for a refund (and eat the return shipping charges), 2) resell the lot on Ebay/Net54 but with better disclosure of the condition - and take the $50 profit; or 3) resell the lot on Net54, with a link to the lot I won, and the price I paid, and with the dealer's full name ... and then post pictures of what he sent. Obviously no one would give me a profit at that point since they'd know exactly what I paid - so I'd hope to just get my money back. So what would you do? I'm kinda inclined to let the market decide. Cheers, Patrick
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06-14-2017, 08:20 PM
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I can tell you what I done with almost the exact same situation. Leave a negative(my only one) and never under any circumstance buy from them again. It was Kruk Cards that screwed me. They also acted like an ass when I pointed out that they lied in their listing.
I kept the cards. Like you even though they lied in the description the lot was still worth more than I paid for it. Last edited by bnorth; 06-14-2017 at 08:23 PM.
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06-14-2017, 08:26 PM
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If you return the cards, then it is very likely he's going to sell them again at a (much?) higher price. So returning them (at your loss of return postage) only benefits him and his douchebaggy ways. If you can definitely profit on the lot through an honest sale (including accurate pics and descriptions), then do that. No question.
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06-14-2017, 09:44 PM
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I would look to return the cards at the seller's expense and obtain a refund of the price I paid plus the shipping I paid. If the seller balked, I'd file a case with eBay based on the cards not being as described.
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06-15-2017, 06:31 AM
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In my ebay experience, there is only one seller on ebay who matches up to this scenario.....previous similar feedback seems to not deter bidders (I was guilty of the same once).
Whether or not this is the same seller I had a similar experience with, I would recommend the following: Since there is no guarantee you could break even reselling, as previously mentioned, I would open a not as described case through ebay. Then wait the 7 days (because there will be no response), escalate the case and request a return s/h label(so you do not have to return at your cost). Once the lot is received back, contact ebay again to get your refund. Last edited by savedfrommyspokes; 06-15-2017 at 06:32 AM.
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06-15-2017, 07:48 AM
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06-15-2017, 07:03 AM
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In general I agree with Darren. I would also add that I would not do business with him again. Z
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06-15-2017, 07:09 AM
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06-15-2017, 12:31 PM
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Most " dealers" are rude and could give a crap less because they will just sell it to someone else. They dont care if they get repeat customers. The best transactions are always with private party deals where the guy is just a collector like myself. Thats just the nature of this hobby. It was the same 30 years ago too for the most part. It seems like all the nice guys went out of business because they wouldnt screw people over or cherry pick everything.
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