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Location: Omaha, NE | You know, I hate it when I am looking for something and the only description provided by the seller is the standard manufacturers boilerplate.
Attention sellers: I know what the specs are. That's why I'm looking. I want to know about this particular unit: Condition, bruises, scratches, history, why you are selling, etc.
This was brought on by an auction for a Bose L1 where the seller doesn't even make a representation that it works. Just page after page of specs from Bose. Sorry, buddy. I'm not bidding.
Ok. I feel better now. |
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January 2008
Posts: 58
Location: west | ditto - but then they haven't attended super duper deluxe ebay seller training yet.
we need to straighten those rascals out! |
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February 2002
Posts: 1817
Location: Minden, Nebraska | I've contacted more than one seller with a polite, "Thanks for the specs, but what is the condition?"
That's usually a dumb question if it's being sold new, though. |
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July 2005
Posts: 3410
Location: GA USA | Not really. At least you've gotten them to state the condition. It's good to have it in writing. |
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December 2006
Posts: 6268
Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | It's even worse on 'Craigslist'! No model number,
no condition, etc. |
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