This eBay seller http://www.ebay.com/itm/231339231703?_trksid=p2060778.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT listed her book as "Like new" "Never been used"
I bought the book for my wife and when we got it we were shocked. It was severely water damaged. I opened a case and she stated that she spilled a bottle of water on it but did not think it was bad and choose not to list the damage on eBay. Here are the photos.
I bought the book for my wife and when we got it we were shocked. It was severely water damaged. I opened a case and she stated that she spilled a bottle of water on it but did not think it was bad and choose not to list the damage on eBay. Here are the photos.
So the seller >http://www.ebay.com/usr/sabrina_122?_trksid=p2060778.m2749.l2754< has admitted in her eBay messages that she attempted to hide that the book suffered bad water damage, in her messages she even tried to minimize the damage. To see the book in person however is appalling. So I asked her for a settlement of about $10.00, about 1/3 of the cost, she asked me to return the book and she would refund my money. I explained that I would have to pay return shipping, she said that she would pay that as well.
This is a large book and would not fit in a Priority envelope so the cost to return would be about $10.00 (eBay requires return items to have tracking info). I told her no, she lied in her listing I can't trust her. eBay will step in tomorrow. Sellers like this, who lie in listings are the worse. I can't post her replies since the case is still open, but she is a really bad seller.
This is a large book and would not fit in a Priority envelope so the cost to return would be about $10.00 (eBay requires return items to have tracking info). I told her no, she lied in her listing I can't trust her. eBay will step in tomorrow. Sellers like this, who lie in listings are the worse. I can't post her replies since the case is still open, but she is a really bad seller.
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