when i said i didn't meant to lie, I am just politely saying NO I DIDN'T LIE, nor did i made any false description of the auction. its called politeness if u know the word.....
Sold-as-is=no return, no refound, buy at your own risk, because the item might work great, but might not work.
I have clearly stated I can't test the item myself
I put up the orginal seller's description as a reference so ppl can what is it suppolse to be like.
I also stated sold-as-is, because since i cant test the item, the item might not work and I will not be responsible for the orginal seller's description, it was just somthing for ur reference,
unless you have a different defination for the word sold-as-is.
It is sold as is becaise it might not work.
the bid started at 0.01 without reserve because the unit might be broken
the unit should go around $110 range atleast, but ended at $85 because ppl know it is sold as is and the item might have been defective.
I do not agree to your point. why? because the word sold-as-is=i will not be responsible for anything
the word i duno how to install it, and i don't have amp means i can't test it nor can i gurantee it will work, therefore I didn't say anything about it will work for sure, i said it might work.
"Saying "as-is" does not protect you from stating something your unsure of as a fact"
"Unsure of as a fact" no, a quote from the orginal seller's description is not a fact it is a Reference,
and i did state clearly that the item might work, and might not work......thats what the "sold-as-is" is for!
Yes, it does, because sold-as-is means-no return, no refound, buy at your own risk, because the item might work great, but might not work.
Is there a flaw in my auction? yes, the only flaw i see is i didn't bold the letter sold-as-is, and didn't write the letter, no return, refound, buy at your own risk, and a sentence clearly saying I didn't get the change to test the item! instead of saying I can't install it and no amp to use with it. But I am sure ppl can understand that "I can't figure out how to intall it, seems like it dosen't have build in amp and you need your own amp" also means I didn't test the unit and can not make sure it works.
So did i lie in any part of my item description? no, i did make it sound nicer istead of saying "it might not work" i said "sold-as-is" i did not gurantee the item will work, i did not say the item will work, nor did i say the item wouldn't work, why? because I am not sure either, that is why the item is sold as is, that is why you buy it at your own risk, that is also why i won't be responsible for it. It is like if a cup of an expensive wine if half empty, and I said it is infact half full.
ps. i offered him a full refound excluding s/h charges, still awaiting for his reply.
i still would like this thread to continue, the reason behind that is i still belive i have the right not given him a full refound.
btw. I decide offer him a full refound excluding s/h, which i also think is more then fair. if he don't want to settle it like this, then i guess i'll get a negative feedback for not giving him a full refound with s/h.
and no, i not giving him refound because of (Jerboy), cause you just pisses me off by trying to frame me of lying and fraud etc...etc....i am giving him a refound because i think the guy is dumb for not understanding the meaning of sold-as-is, and i feel bad for him. and i feel bad myself if i don't give a refound to someone like this, i belive i also would feel worse if i get a bad feedback due to a thing like this, i also would feel bad that I didn't bold 'sold-as-is' and add 'no return, refound' and thats about it.
argue argue argue...how fun~
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