Deadly
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I'd like to ask everyone to offer their insight and opinions about a few things I've personally dealt with lately. I've had 3 back to back purchase failures recently and to be blunt I'm starting to get upset about this and would like input from others before I go and leave feedback for these people. If I've done something wrong please feel free to point it out.
KLOV'er lists game for sale. I call NAVL and get an estimate. I correspond with seller eventually making an offer explaining it would be picked up and he'd have to do nothing. I also told the seller up front I felt bad about the price I offered but I only had so much money to spend and the shipping was a killer. I'm HONEST and up front about the whole deal. The seller says he'd accept the offer and was going out of town and would return Tuesday. Said we'd hammer out the details.
Mean while I'm working with KLOV'er Fibonacci to arrange a possible pickup for me. I'll spare the details.
I email the seller first thing Tuesday morning and he responds stating that over the weekend his friend came and fixed all of his games and now doesn't want to sell it. So not only has he wasted my time but a fellow KLOV'ers time as well. Really - you were going out of town but yet you had a friend fix your games for you? Maybe he left a key for his friend but if he had intentions of selling this he wouldn't of even asked his friend to work on it right? I bet some other freakin KLOV'er offered more and fucked the deal up is my best guess. Do I have a right to be angered about this?
Next up - I had purchased a couple board sets that were described as non working. Received the boards to find out the boards are missing the (proprietary) separator/standoffs in between the boards and one board set is missing a proprietary piece that without it renders the entire board set useless as a whole. The seller has been very nice and offered a small refund. The problem is the refund doesn't even cover half the replacement cost of the missing piece. I have stated this and the seller appears to not want to refund anymore than previously offered. I feel horrible about the whole thing but I paid for two non working board sets not two non working missing parts board sets.
I feel the right thing for the seller to do is to refund the amount it'll cost to replace missing items . Am I out of line on this one?
KLOV'er lists game for sale. I call NAVL and get an estimate. I correspond with seller eventually making an offer explaining it would be picked up and he'd have to do nothing. I also told the seller up front I felt bad about the price I offered but I only had so much money to spend and the shipping was a killer. I'm HONEST and up front about the whole deal. The seller says he'd accept the offer and was going out of town and would return Tuesday. Said we'd hammer out the details.
Mean while I'm working with KLOV'er Fibonacci to arrange a possible pickup for me. I'll spare the details.
I email the seller first thing Tuesday morning and he responds stating that over the weekend his friend came and fixed all of his games and now doesn't want to sell it. So not only has he wasted my time but a fellow KLOV'ers time as well. Really - you were going out of town but yet you had a friend fix your games for you? Maybe he left a key for his friend but if he had intentions of selling this he wouldn't of even asked his friend to work on it right? I bet some other freakin KLOV'er offered more and fucked the deal up is my best guess. Do I have a right to be angered about this?
Next up - I had purchased a couple board sets that were described as non working. Received the boards to find out the boards are missing the (proprietary) separator/standoffs in between the boards and one board set is missing a proprietary piece that without it renders the entire board set useless as a whole. The seller has been very nice and offered a small refund. The problem is the refund doesn't even cover half the replacement cost of the missing piece. I have stated this and the seller appears to not want to refund anymore than previously offered. I feel horrible about the whole thing but I paid for two non working board sets not two non working missing parts board sets.
I feel the right thing for the seller to do is to refund the amount it'll cost to replace missing items . Am I out of line on this one?


