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E-Bay RETURNS, WHAT A BUCKET OF WORMS

I find out that if you buy a tuner or whatever on e-bay and open it up to put a tube or light bulb in , you have cancelled all your rights to return it......I buy a McIntosh tuner , open it up to replace the light bulbs and notice that my purchase is a piece of junk, I contact the seller and tell them I either need a adjustment or I need to return this........After 15 e-mails with the seller and e-bay about this I am informed that if I take the cover off I am a owner no mater what it looks like inside.......So be careful what you do if you want to return something.........ANOTHER INTERNET LESSON 
autospec
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rotarius
431 posts
 
Schubert, I guess the only difference is there are still plenty of decent folks on Audiogon.  People on Ebay buy electronics, rob the parts they need and then initiate a return.  Sometimes, they break it on purpose to return the item.  That is what happened to me.  
schubert
7,386 posts
 
Yes, you are right. I was thinking of the help you get from A’gon. 
sfall
346 posts
 
" How is that different from here ? "

Amazon is a much safer place to buy from than ebay. Amazon sells merchandise directly to customers, and they also let independent business sell goods using they're system. You usually don't have any issues with Amazon's products, but with independent sellers, that's not always the case. What makes them a safe place to shop, is Amazons A-Z policy/system. When you file an A-Z claim, the issue gets resolved in a short amount of time. They don't play games. Amazon is one of the only companies that understands the value of a customer. If there's a problem, they want to know about it, and they want to make it right.

I would think you knew about this Schubert. They have a huge amount of your CD's for sale.
schubert
7,386 posts
 
I thought everybody in world knew that, About like saying  Micky Mac sells hamburgers. Redundant .
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