Ebay Designer "style" items
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Just sounds like you are jealous tbh
People are allowed to make mistakes, even doctors.
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I think it is fairly clear from their ebay page that these are copies.
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You should be fine to return them. His returns policy states
0.4% of their monthly transactions are negative, how is their feedback in any way offputting? Have you seen some of the things idiots leave negative or neutral feedback for?
"Got lost in the mail and arrived a week late, bad service" I'm convinced a lot of buyers on eBay somehow think the sellers themselves run the postal system.
Jealous?What, is that like the default response to criticism now?
No, as he said a fool and his money are easily parted. It's something Dr. House wants so whats the problem?
This happened in the watch thread a while back, people were critising others for their choice of expensive watches. It just seemed people were jealous that they were able to spend so much on watches.
God I hate people who rate on stuff like that!
Jealousy though? Why does that come to your mind? I think buying expensive watches is idiotic and tasteless, am also "jealous" for having that opinion?
I do agree that it is a case of "A fool and his money are easily parted", I think that's the case a lot of the time when it comes to designer items. Jealous has little to do with it, and it's not about being envious about people being able to affort expensive things, it's about whether these expensive things are actually worth their price.
For example "I bought 4 boxes of 6 schott zwiesel glasses for under 100 pounds" I don't think it matters that much that he "got such a good bargain" on them, because he still spent around £100 on 24 glasses.
Granted, £90 for 6 is completely and utterly ridiculous, but I don't think it makes them worth £100 for 24, again, nothing to do with jealousy.
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Caveat Emptor... Fair listing.
Oh and I also think "designer" tea cups are some of the most stupid items ever. Not jealous at all. Problem?
Oh and I also think "designer" tea cups are some of the most stupid items ever. Not jealous at all. Problem?
ok, just to be clear they are not designer tea cups. V&B is a common household brand.
I was just pointing out that a lot of ebay listings use the word "style" instead of fake and I was questioning if they should really be using the band names in the auction listings like that.
Yes I made a silly mistake, I was not paying attention and so have lost out but its 25 quid which is hardly in end of the world. If he will take them back fine, if not I will just bin them.
In my eyes £100 for 24 glasses is not bad at all, they are good quality, a little quirky (they have a 10 degree slant on them) and I generally like them. That does not make me a fool. People buy £150 jeans which I would never do but I would be happy to send 10k on a watch, each to their own
I was just pointing out that a lot of ebay listings use the word "style" instead of fake and I was questioning if they should really be using the band names in the auction listings like that.
Yes I made a silly mistake, I was not paying attention and so have lost out but its 25 quid which is hardly in end of the world. If he will take them back fine, if not I will just bin them.
In my eyes £100 for 24 glasses is not bad at all, they are good quality, a little quirky (they have a 10 degree slant on them) and I generally like them. That does not make me a fool. People buy £150 jeans which I would never do but I would be happy to send 10k on a watch, each to their own
Happened to me recently.
The seller had an underwear brand name listed under 'item specifics' which meant the listing turned up when I searched for said brand name. It was a gift for my other half so I wasn't really sure until they arrived and had a different brand on the label.
The seller had an underwear brand name listed under 'item specifics' which meant the listing turned up when I searched for said brand name. It was a gift for my other half so I wasn't really sure until they arrived and had a different brand on the label.