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| Seller: Elitist(142-0-0) | Post#1 - Posted: 09/05/2010 at 12:24:13 |
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Send it via courier marked "Bill Recipient." |
| Former Seller: WALI(103-0-0) | Post#2 - Posted: 09/05/2010 at 12:59:03 |
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Elitist, and whom might this couier be? WALI..................... |
| Seller: Hartwell Gun(1263-1-2) | Post#3 - Posted: 09/05/2010 at 13:51:08 |
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The liberal three day return policy is what sets AA apart from the rest-i wouldn't want to be the courier who would deliver that message-Ye old adage"don't shoot the messenger/courier............."wouldn't come into play in this case!!!LOL |
| Thread Admin: Bubba J(128-0-0) | Post#4 - Posted: 09/05/2010 at 18:15:46 |
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Elitist - OK, I may be operating in slo-mo again, but what exactly are you saying? Hartwell - The same question to you? Bubba J |
| Buyer: 5thcommjarhead(68-0-0) | Post#5 - Posted: 09/06/2010 at 08:23:56 |
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As a buyer I wouldn't even consider returning an item unless it had been grossly misrepresented and I would begrudge paying the shipping for that. Just as with unfavorable feedback, a return should be justified and if it is, I truly think the seller should eat all of the costs. If the return is occasioned by buyer's remorse, then the onus should be on the buyer for any and all costs. Yeah, I know. A definition of "gross misrepresentation" doesn't exist and it's pretty subjective. And who is going to referee what constitutes "gross misrepresentation" vs. "buyer's remorse"? It seems to me that AA has a reasonable compromise in place already. Why mess with that? |
| Buyer: BNPHunter 357(4-0-0) | Post#6 - Posted: 09/09/2010 at 02:48:16 |
| (no avatar) | if it works let it work as they used to say has always been my thoughts but then us old codgers think that way |
| Former Seller: OLD RATTLER(206-0-0) | Post#7 - Posted: 09/09/2010 at 03:21:22 |
| (no avatar) | ILOVE POST#6 You reckon it's cause we got wiser as we got older, or just learned it's easier not to try to change somethin BNP? |
| Seller: Sportsmanssupply(10207-0-5) | Post#8 - Posted: 09/09/2010 at 03:25:47 |
| (no avatar) | Bubba J, The seller isn't out anything except time on a return. All of the listing fees are credited once you leave the buyer a neutral. I've made a mistake here and there and I will absorb those fees so as not to leave a neutral and the buyer have to wear it. |
| Thread Admin: Bubba J(128-0-0) | Post#9 - Posted: 09/09/2010 at 05:14:29 |
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Sportsmanssupply - Thanks for your input. You have won the cigar!! I was simply curious as to how many and what type of answers that this question would receive. You have posted the one & only correct one. 5th has eluded to it but not clearly enough for someone to understand who may be a "newbie". Bubba J |
| Buyer: brainaxe(18-0-0) | Post#10 - Posted: 09/09/2010 at 08:52:34 |
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Old Rattler- Is it that you get wiser as you get older? Or do you just forget all the stupid stuff in due time?
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