So I'm a little bit of a moral dilemma. I sold a game to a fellow collector and a week after he picked it up, said it's not working correctly. I asked what the problem was and he couldn't give me a full description or what it was. He said it's missing parts, such as an inversion board. It's a Nintendo DKJr, all original hardware. I had sent him plenty of pictures and a complete description and even video of it working. He wants a partial refund from $100-$250 as he describes and this wasn't a "good deal"
So we agreed on price of the game, $600 and he would meet me half way because I was heading his way and I was picking up a game at the same time. Timing was crucial because I can't put two games in my truck at the same time. I was dropping off his game to him and picking up a game simultaneously. A week prior to the deal, he mentioned that he had found a game closer and it was cheaper and if I'd mind if he didn't take my game. I didn't care because I've been in his position before and driving 2.5 hours one was is a hard pill to swallow. I also had someone locally that wanted the game so it wasn't a big concern. I told him to get the close one. One or two days before our "meeting" he messaged me if we were still on. I said no because you got the game closer to you. He mentioned that his boss wanted a game too and this would be for him. I agreed to follow though with the deal, sending pictures, and a description of the game. 5-6 out of 10, some slight swelling on the bottom, new CPO and new buttons and fully working along with video.
Deal goes though without a hitch. I drop off his game and pick up my new game at the same time.
A week later he mentioned to me the game isn't working. I asked what was it doing and get back to me and we can figure it out. Wether it's the board, monitor..... etc.
A week after that he says his boss says it's missing a bunch of stuff including an inversion board. The game is running original hardware and original Sanyo Monitor, would you need said inversion board with original hardware? My fault for not having him test it again when we did the swap. And if it wasn't working, how was I going to take both games home with me? What should be my course of action?
So we agreed on price of the game, $600 and he would meet me half way because I was heading his way and I was picking up a game at the same time. Timing was crucial because I can't put two games in my truck at the same time. I was dropping off his game to him and picking up a game simultaneously. A week prior to the deal, he mentioned that he had found a game closer and it was cheaper and if I'd mind if he didn't take my game. I didn't care because I've been in his position before and driving 2.5 hours one was is a hard pill to swallow. I also had someone locally that wanted the game so it wasn't a big concern. I told him to get the close one. One or two days before our "meeting" he messaged me if we were still on. I said no because you got the game closer to you. He mentioned that his boss wanted a game too and this would be for him. I agreed to follow though with the deal, sending pictures, and a description of the game. 5-6 out of 10, some slight swelling on the bottom, new CPO and new buttons and fully working along with video.
Deal goes though without a hitch. I drop off his game and pick up my new game at the same time.
A week later he mentioned to me the game isn't working. I asked what was it doing and get back to me and we can figure it out. Wether it's the board, monitor..... etc.
A week after that he says his boss says it's missing a bunch of stuff including an inversion board. The game is running original hardware and original Sanyo Monitor, would you need said inversion board with original hardware? My fault for not having him test it again when we did the swap. And if it wasn't working, how was I going to take both games home with me? What should be my course of action?
