Re: Hypothetical Ebay Transaction Question

You were right. Left a neutral and got my first negative. Should have
written it off.

"Brian Adkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I'd say that untested means untested. It doesn't mean complete but I
haven't
> plugged it in. It means I haven't done anything with it. This seller may
> have bought the board in bulk from someplace and didn't bother to check it
> out. If you didn't bother to ask questions before you bid, then you don't
> have very much room to complain. A simple "I know the board is untested,
but
> is it complete?" e-mail would have gone a long way towards preventing this
> situation. Personally, yes, I feel you did get ripped. But the simple fact
> is that you'll just be that much more carefull next time. I wouldn't leave
> any feedback at all. Its really not worth it for small transactions such
as
> untested pcb sales that weren't what you were expecting. Chalk this one up
> to experience. I know this is probably not what you want to hear, but I
feel
> that this is the reality of this situation.
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> Brian
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> "DevilMan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > Lets say you buy an "untested" PCB from ebay. It is a multiboard set. It
> > shows up with every socketed chip removed (21) except the top board
which
> > was the only one visible in the picture.
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> > Do you get pissed because you feel the seller didn't disclose the true
> > condition of the board, or do you suck it up because you didn't ask if
it
> > was complete prior to bidding. Not sure what feedback to leave.
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