deimos3428 wrote:Asking for a full refund seems a little unreasonable to me, considering the seller will be out the auction price, the auction fees, the shipping fees across the atlantic, and likely out the module itself -- the cost of having it shipped back far exceeds the book's value. Since you haven't posted the actual auction, it's hard to say where fault lies. I'd offer to split the difference and call it a day.
deimos3428 wrote:I wouldn't call it "Fine", but I'm conditioned by the Acaeum gradings. Did the auction include a grading scale? "Fine" is extremely subjective. Anyway, your best bet is to point out the issue to the seller and deal with them directly. If the response is unreasonable (ie. swearing, calling names, throwing things) I'd mention that on the public forums. However, since you asked for opinions:Asking for a full refund seems a little unreasonable to me, considering the seller will be out the auction price, the auction fees, the shipping fees across the atlantic, and likely out the module itself -- the cost of having it shipped back far exceeds the book's value. Since you haven't posted the actual auction, it's hard to say where fault lies. I'd offer to split the difference and call it a day.
aia wrote:because it is not correct for i'm still waiting a final reply... furthermore, i must admit that even if he was not correct in his auction, he's a polite guy and i do want to behave as well
bclarkie wrote:In Aia defense, I know who he dealt with and IMO this person is actually a Classic "overgrader". Not on along the lines as Titan Games, but still pretty bad none the less.
Deadlord39 wrote:Without a link to the auction, it really isn't fair to point out a specific individual, even ambiguously.
clangador wrote:What's this about Titan Games now?
JohnGaunt wrote:*shrug* The seller remained anonymous.
GraysonAC wrote:Can't really offer any advice without seeing the original picture, or at least the wording of the auction.That's not out of line for Fine though, per the Acaeum gradings. http://www.acaeum.com/frontdesk/grading.html
GraysonAC wrote:Titan/Tonya are pretty well known for being very 'generous' in regards to their stated item conditions (amongst their other flaws). Browse through some auctions, and look for stuff with good pictures. Then compare the written description and the book in question. I doubt it'll take long to find some signifigant discrepencies.
