2nd Hand Monitors and the people who sell them
- Thread starter lovelyhead
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Q "Does the screen have any scratches, dead pixels, pressure marks or any other defects?"
A "Hi, screen is all good."
A "Hi, screen is all good."
Just got this response from the seller of the monitor:
"Thanks for your message. As previously stated " screen was all good" I have sold many of these with no issues and only sell 100% perfect. Anything not perfect gets donated.
I can only assume that the damage was caused during transit or these are not pictures of the same monitor.
Either way a return lable will be provided and once the monitor has been inspected and checked against our serial number and security markings a refund will be issued.
If found not to be the same monitor, a report will be filed with ebay and Action Fraud."
So they are basically accusing me of being a scammer. This return better go as smooth as butter or they will be getting negative feedback.
"Thanks for your message. As previously stated " screen was all good" I have sold many of these with no issues and only sell 100% perfect. Anything not perfect gets donated.
I can only assume that the damage was caused during transit or these are not pictures of the same monitor.
Either way a return lable will be provided and once the monitor has been inspected and checked against our serial number and security markings a refund will be issued.
If found not to be the same monitor, a report will be filed with ebay and Action Fraud."
So they are basically accusing me of being a scammer. This return better go as smooth as butter or they will be getting negative feedback.
Latest purchase.
Q "Does the screen have any scratches, dead pixels, pressure marks or any other defects?"
A "Hi, the screen has no defects at all, always been careful with it.
Reality:
Q "Does the screen have any scratches, dead pixels, pressure marks or any other defects?"
A "Hi, the screen has no defects at all, always been careful with it.
Reality: