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Re: Do people contact the sellers for better descriptions?
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lugnet.market.theory
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Sun, 10 Oct 1999 07:04:43 GMT
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Scott Smallbeck (scotts@contactics.com) wrote:
> Do most bidder simply take a look at the description and reject it out of
> hand if it is a bad description?
I have gotten in the habit of asking clarifying questions. However, even
that is far from foolproof. People seem to think "good condition" means
"not totally slagged"; even after explicitly questions like "bitten/chewed/
damaged, yellow/discolored?" the last two lots I bought on e-bay have been
in pretty bad shape despite assurances to the contrary. I've had the same
problem with missing parts/instructions, etc. Fortunately the sellers have
also been reasonable about refunds/adjustments so far.
I am leaning more and more towards buying only from people I "recognize"
who can be trusted to give accurate descriptions, and avoiding the drive-by
kids/parents who decide to dump their collection and have no domain knowledge
of LEGO. Too bad...
Steve
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Barb & Steve Demlow | demlow@visi.com | www.visi.com/~demlow/
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