An experience I had with a seller.

@dayglow   Yes...  I don't know why some sellers act that way.  Simple questions and inquiries should be taken as that.  Just trying to politely establish more detailed condition of the unit shouldn't result in sarcastic or angered remarks.  It may be tedious to the seller, but important to the buyer.  The next question is "what are they trying to hide ?"  I also can understand trying to get the most from your sale, however you're not doing the buyer nor yourself any good in the short and long run if there's a questionable transaction.  

There are plenty of people with 100% feedback. That doesn’t translate to 100% nice or emotionally intelligent. It just means they didn’t screw anyone over, upheld their end of the bargain and people are happy with the transaction.

I once asked a seller if he knew how old or the approximate hours there were on a used cable as it looked relatively new. He responded with a nasty, how the h*** would I know that!

I just wanted to know if the thing was broken in. If he didn’t know he could’ve just said so in a more professionally accepted manner.

I should have been more direct about burn in, but some people just can’t read between the lines, so when you ask them something that doesn’t compute, their head explodes.

FYI, the seller removed the comment "made by the guys from Schitt" yesterday. Good for him. You can always be stubborn, and learn. BTW, I own many AA pieces, including the same unit/ps, as the seller. 

Somehow, he found out the truth. Probably not worth a moderator's time, as some think about this thread.