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Re: Ebay feedback question
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lugnet.market.auction
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Mon, 22 Oct 2001 19:01:17 GMT
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From what I read in the LEGO Fair Play statement
(http://www.lego.com/info/fairplay.asp) , I believe the description given is
definately misleading and you have grounds to complain to eBay. I definately
suggest that you leave precise, but critical feedback to save other potential
bidders from being misled as well. Good luck.
Aaron
In lugnet.market.auction, George Haberberger writes:
> My ebay dilemna: I "won" an auction advertised as Lego and other blocks. The
> auction arrived quickly, but it was mostly other blocks, the Lego blocks
> were only about 5% of the total, with only one unusual one (a steep blue
> corner slope). Had I known it was 80% megablocks, 15 other clones and 5%
> Lego, I would not have bid.
>
> I feel the description was misleading, am I being an ass because I didn't
> email the seller and demand to know just what percentage of "Lego and other
> blocks" was Lego? I think if you list Lego first, it better be mostly Lego.
> Plus, the person has not given me any feedback, or returned my first email.
> Should I email the seller a second time, give him positive feedback for
> shipping quickly, or neutral for a misleading description? He did have a pic
> with his auction, some items were clearly not Lego, but the rest could have
> been poorly photographed Lego, or clones.
>
> Thanks,
>
> George
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