I responded to a For Sale listing for 65-70 new Accu-Stat DVD's from indy1p.
This is the original listing http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=187837. The seller indicated that he was selling the box of DVDs for a friend and even gave me a refund of $100 explaining that someone had notified him that the DVDs could be fake bootleg copies, but they seemed all right to him. As long as they were watchable copies, I was fine with that. I ended up paying $300 for 67 DVDs, mostly Accu-Stat one-pocket matches.
When the DVD's arrived, I counted only 26 different titles! Many were duplicates, with three or four copies of the same title. In addition three boxes were empty with no DVD! I emailed the seller right away, telling him I was not satisfied with our transaction. I offered several ways to make it right, either with a partial refund or by giving me some additional DVDs. (He had previously told me that he had over 1500 DVDs and sent me a list.) Now he is denying any responsibility for the transaction or any refund, giving me the email address of his "friend".
I am so mad that I let myself get scammed by a seller with no ITrader rating. On this forum, I have over 30 transactions and on Ebay over 180 transactions with 100% positive feedback. I've always been careful to deal with experienced sellers with a long history of honorable transactions. I made an exception in this case and got burned! Oh, the DVDs were definitely bootleg copies. I noticed that the seller has edited his original post, removing the blurry picture of the DVDs and his description. I doubt that he will be listing here again, but if he should, be aware!
This is the original listing http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=187837. The seller indicated that he was selling the box of DVDs for a friend and even gave me a refund of $100 explaining that someone had notified him that the DVDs could be fake bootleg copies, but they seemed all right to him. As long as they were watchable copies, I was fine with that. I ended up paying $300 for 67 DVDs, mostly Accu-Stat one-pocket matches.
When the DVD's arrived, I counted only 26 different titles! Many were duplicates, with three or four copies of the same title. In addition three boxes were empty with no DVD! I emailed the seller right away, telling him I was not satisfied with our transaction. I offered several ways to make it right, either with a partial refund or by giving me some additional DVDs. (He had previously told me that he had over 1500 DVDs and sent me a list.) Now he is denying any responsibility for the transaction or any refund, giving me the email address of his "friend".
I am so mad that I let myself get scammed by a seller with no ITrader rating. On this forum, I have over 30 transactions and on Ebay over 180 transactions with 100% positive feedback. I've always been careful to deal with experienced sellers with a long history of honorable transactions. I made an exception in this case and got burned! Oh, the DVDs were definitely bootleg copies. I noticed that the seller has edited his original post, removing the blurry picture of the DVDs and his description. I doubt that he will be listing here again, but if he should, be aware!