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12-09-2009, 12:03 PM

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ScottW

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I'd send those back in so many pieces that he can't salvage any of it. That seems high for shipping, cram it all in a USPS box and save some money.

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12-09-2009, 05:54 PM

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JKNIGHT

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THIS HAPPENED TO ME ABOUT A YEAR AGO WITH SOME GAME I BOUGHT FOR MY SON...THE GAME WAS SUPPOSED TO BE IN GOOD CONDITION..BUT IT HAD BEEN USED AS A DOOR STOPPER FOR MONTHS...THE SELLER ALSO DID NOT WANT TO MAKE IT GOOD .

HE GOT ME ONCE BUT NEVER AGAIN..I CONTACTED PAYPAL AND THEY HELPED ME GET MY MONEY BACK...

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12-10-2009, 05:46 AM

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Originally Posted by jamesinmx

all sellers on ebay covet 100% positive feedback for future sells. through ebay email imform him that you will give the worst negetive feedback possible, if he doesnt make you whole ,or happy with your purchase.you can also tell your story w/the neg. feedback to deter furture customers. this usally gets results in a timely manner. good luck.

X2. Bad feedback would make me shop a different seller. I've shipped lots of fragile stuff and never had it break. I pack things really well though and used all different carriers.