GameyMcGame
Well-known member
I screwed up....AKA: I thought NOS meant good condition
So I messed up. I bought a bezel from a KLOV'r that was listed as 'NOS' and when I received it, it was scratched up and had vertical adhesive residue on the back (as if it had been used) and a faint line/scratches around the bottom of it where the CP 'meets' it.
I was reassured that this was due to its years of poor packaging. So, regardless of whether or not it is indeed NOS, I'm learned a valuable lesson, NOS does not mean 'good condition'.
Like cars that fall off boats on the way to port, they are indeed NOS...But not in very usable condition...
Caveat Emptor right?
(BTW, I'm working with the KLOV'r to come up with a good resolution, despite not emailing me back for a couple of days, I'm sure we'll ultimately come to a good agreement).
So I messed up. I bought a bezel from a KLOV'r that was listed as 'NOS' and when I received it, it was scratched up and had vertical adhesive residue on the back (as if it had been used) and a faint line/scratches around the bottom of it where the CP 'meets' it.
I was reassured that this was due to its years of poor packaging. So, regardless of whether or not it is indeed NOS, I'm learned a valuable lesson, NOS does not mean 'good condition'.
Like cars that fall off boats on the way to port, they are indeed NOS...But not in very usable condition...
Caveat Emptor right?
(BTW, I'm working with the KLOV'r to come up with a good resolution, despite not emailing me back for a couple of days, I'm sure we'll ultimately come to a good agreement).

