FormCritic wrote:An offer to refund or otherwise make good. Sounds totally fair to me.
mbassoc2003 wrote:I've bought from Hamilcar many times over the years, and never had an issue with the quality of the stuff he sold me.
You are bidding on a rare and out of print Spies of Lightelf by Judges Guild for the Advanced Dungeons and Dragons Roleplaying game by TSR games. This game product is new and complete with all inserts maps, etc.
Hamilcar wrote:OK, some of you people are the lowest form of scum.
FormCritic wrote:Contact the seller. ...You lose nothing by communication. Talk now. Fight later.
FormCritic wrote:Talk now. Fight later.
Kingofpain89 wrote:Definitely. I had something similar happen to me about a month ago. Asked the seller for an invoice for the two items I won in separate auctions. He sent me an invoice with double what the expected shipping should have been. I emailed him and politely asked why the shipping was so high. His response was basically befuddlement. He said he put a lower price in the revised invoice but for whatever reason it didnt show up on my end when I went to pay. He apologized and simply refunded me the difference once I had paid.
stylean wrote:I suppose I should have also said that I did (politely) point out that the amount paid for shipping was doubled in the "note to seller" field.
Kingofpain89 wrote:And if the description doesnt state "I combine shipping" then I always ask before bidding.
stylean wrote:The fact that someone has to be asked to "combine shipping" on like items where logically it makes no sense to not....
Kingofpain89 wrote:So if the seller sends you the package and it only cost half of what you paid for shipping, send the seller an email and demand a refund. If they wont do it, you can always open a case with Ebay and/or neg the crap out of him.