<VV> The fun of selling on eBay

[Michael Kovacs]

You are not alone. I sold a bearing and race   NOT a Corvair part.


Customer said it had signs of grease and was not new but used. I  I returned the money after he returned the bearing. I showed the bearing to a couple of long time auto mechanics. We used a magnification glass to examine the set. Verdict was brand new, never used. I think It did nor fit his needs and claimed it was used.


    On Tuesday, April 9, 2024 at 09:07:18 AM EDT, Eric via VirtualVairs <virtualvairs at corvair.org> wrote:  
 
 So a fellow buys two NOS Corvair AC air filters.  For the grand 
total of $15.00 for the pair.  It clearly says in the listing that 
you need two -- a 102 or 110 need two filters, one each bank.

After it is shipped I get an email that he saw dust in the 
picture.  Yes, there is dust on the filters.  That is why the 
pictures.  Something a buyer should look at before bidding, not 
after shipment.  I am not a seller that artificially cleans things 
up to fool buyers.  I describe and take a picture.

OK -- gets better.  I get a refund request ... because the filter 
"did not fit!"  He sends a picture.

@$^&@$^&@ -- It is HUGE -- twice the size of the filters he 
bought.  Because his filter is a Spyder filter.  You need one, not 
two.

The picture shows the size clearly -- the Spyder filter is a lot 
bigger.  Not hard to see.

So I agreed to give him a refund.  Not that it is my fault he 
cannot figure out what filter he needs.  Or count to two.

All of this for $15.00 !!!!  Seriously.  Can't even have a 
McDonalds meal for that :-)

But, I am nice and will refund him.

I wish buyers were not like this fellow!

Sorry for the rant but maybe somebody will think this is funny!

Eric

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