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Just curious, what is the buyer's feedback rating like?
100% positive, member for over 10 years (star count is in the 40's).
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That's a big red flag. Get eBay involved.
Doing that as we speak. It's even part of their policy, he can't fight it.
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So I set up the return and now he says he doesn't trust it and requires a full refund before I ship it back. What a joke.
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Since OP already got sound advice in this thread, anyone else stop selling on eBay for this exact reason? Buyer pays a lot of money then somehow tries to get the money back and keep the record. Gives me pause.
I can safely say I'm done selling (at least records) on eBay after all of this. Seen too many stories of buyers abusing eBay's money back guarantee.
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definitely have him send it back and then give him the refund. if you fight him and win the case, he will 100% leave you negative feedback. if you fight him and lose the case, he has your record and your money.
get the record back, refund him the money, and then re-list the record. once you issue the refund through eBay, they'll refund the seller fee from the first auction so you're not out any money. if the bidding went as high as it did the first time, it'll go similarly high the second time because the person/people who lost out on the first auction won't want to miss out again.
just be respectful and apologetic (even if you have done nothing wrong) to the dude you're dealing with now and make sure you get your record back. it'll all work out.
Two things:
I don't mind negative feedback because I don't plan to sell anything on eBay. I've sold about 3 things and after this headache I probably won't bother
Say I sent it in perfect condition, I get it back in a worse condition then I sent it (maybe the issue he's having was caused by something he did), do I have any protection?
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You would think, but sadly, it doesn't. As far as eBay is concerned the buyer is almost always right, even sometimes in the face of damning evidence. I would 100% have him send the record back for a full refund.
That's what I was worried about. Man, this sucks, haha.
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Typically if you buy a "defective" item and want a refund, you usually send the item back to the seller. You're better off getting it returned to you, then refunding him. I bet he'll try sending a complaint to eBay if he doesn't get his money back soon.
If he did file a complaint to eBay, would I be in the wrong? I just feel like the lack of proof gives me the upper hand.
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Make him send it back for a refund. Someone is trying to get a free record they overpaid for I bet.
Do you think this is a better option than fighting for him to keep it and for me to keep the money?
Side note: Am I protected if I receive the record and absolutely nothing is wrong with it and I provide proof it plays perfectly?
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Hey guys,
I apologize if this is in the wrong section but I need some help. Basically, beginning of this month, sold a record on eBay. The bidding got increasingly high, and ended at about $150. I promptly shipped out the record after payment received (packaged properly) and all was good! Until a few days ago. The buyer is claiming that the record is having playback issues (audio cutting in and out, he claims due to warping) and is insisting on a refund. I played this record not too long ago before selling it and there was absolutely no issues like this. To me, it sounds like it's the fault of his setup. I respectfully respond to him asking to please check all adjustments on his turntable to make sure it's not a fault of his player (maybe an imbalanced tone arm, or something). I feel like he is having buyers remorse, but I will never come to a conclusion without proof regardless. He is very quick to say it is not his set up and keeps demanding a refund. I ask then if he can please provide provide proof of this issue (either a video of the record playing on his table with the audio cutting in and out, or a picture of the warp). He says that he does not have a video camera and cannot provide proof, while still insisting on the refund. I even ask as far as saying if he can provide an audio recording of it, but he dodges the question. Tomorrow (the 29th) is the first day that i'm eligible to get eBay involved and to make the decision. Now at this point I'm thinking, well, I have nothing to lose cause if eBay gets involved and I lose, he gets his money back and I get my record. But after reading several people's experiences, apparently, a lot of the time eBay will have the buyer keep the item AND refund him the money. I have no idea how accurate that is, but there are multiple people saying it happened to them. His last message said 'are you giving me a refund or not".
Am I better off not responding to this message, and getting eBay involved tomorrow? Is it not worth fighting and should I give in? I feel like not being able to provide proof is a pretty legitimate reason to not accept a return. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, maybe I just worry to much. Thanks!
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I'll vouch for the PhonoBox MM; it's what I have in my chain, and I also have the Debut Carbon. I have a very clean chain...no hum, fuzz, crackle, or any other noise that ain't supposed to be there. I don't know how much of that is because of the MM, but I know that it isn't adding anything negative.
Heard good things about the Schiit Mani, but you can get the MM for about $50 cheaper, so if you're going on a budget that's what I'd recommend.
Is there any difference between the Phono Box MM and the Phono Box MM/MC (besides being able to switch between MM and MC, obviously). And for that matter, are the pre's on the MM, MM/MC, and S box all the same? Just added bells and whistles? Trying to find what is best for my set up.
Have heard a lot about the Mani! Any reason that you'd choose it over the Pro-ject besides price? I'm bummed, had a chance to grab a Pro-ject Phono Pre MM/MC for $79 on ebay earlier, but the guy sold the 3 he had today
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I'm really torn on a preamp for my setup. I have a Pro-ject Debut Carbon, Yamaha A-s500, and a set of Wharfedale Diamond 10.1's. Long story short, phono preamp on the A-S500 is shot, so looking for a good replacement. Got a free ART DJ Pre II to use in the meantime but don't really care to much for it. Was eyeing the Pro-ject preamps (Phono Box MM - Phono Box S) or potentially the U-Turn Pluto. Any thoughts on these? Prefer to keep the budget under $200 if possible.
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Selling a few rare-ish records!
Thursday - A City By The Light Divided (black/red/white splatter) /1000
http://www.ebay.com/itm/281947971559
Suicide Silence - The Cleansing (clear) /2000
http://www.ebay.com/itm/281947958584
The Devil Wears Prada - Zombie EP 10" (grey/marble)
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That thing is wild!
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Anyone have a Boss GE-7 they would trade for an EHX Soul Food?
If you're looking for an EQ pedal, I HIGHLY recommend the MXR 10 Band EQ. Not to tell you what to do or anything, but personally choosing that over the Boss EQ was one of the best decisions i've made!
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FBR's webstore is the most overpriced and shitty webstore I've ever used. Their customer service is also pretty terrible.
I do love the color scheme for the record, though.
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Tracklisting
Heavydirtysoul
Stressed Out
Ride
Fairly Local
Tear In My Heart
Lane Boy
The Judge
Doubt
Polarize
We Don't Believe What's On TV
Message Man
Hometown
Not Today
Goner
I'm so stoked that Goner is going to be on it
I forgot about Goner! Even more excited for this record now.
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Love this new track! It's got that same creepy vibe that made me fall in love with them in the first place.
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I don't know, personally I thought this episode was really boring. I did like the ending, though. Regardless, definitely won't judge a show just off the first episode!
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Just found some dude via youtube. $25 for a simple fuzz circuit shipped from Australia. I'll look into reverb.
I'm getting into building guitar pedals as well. Mammoth Electronics has some good stuff for around 30-40 and you can have your enclosures pre painted if you'd like!
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Got the fuzz today! Been playing around with it. The only other fuzz I've tried is the Zvex Fuzz Factory which was a bit too much for my taste. The monoprice fuzz is a bit tame compared to most fuzzes I have heard, but for someone like me, that is a good thing. When I need the extra bump, I'll pair it with the Maxon OD808. I'll try and get a sample posted if anyone is interested!
Current board:
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I made a terrible mistake...
(Not really but I definitely could not afford this beautiful nightmare of a pedal.)
You have that and a rainbow machine, tell your tone I said sorry.
Haha, but in all seriousness, you must be making some weird ass noise with those!
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This intrigues me. I'm curious to see if this thing will be any good.
http://www.monoprice.com/Product?c_id=115&cp_id=11501&cs_id=1150102&p_id=611815&seq=1&format=2
I trust monoprice. They make some quality stuff! I actually just bought the mini fuzz pedal from them yesterday, i'll post here how it is!
Need some advice, sold a record on eBay
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Well he decided to ship the record back after saying he wouldn't until I gave him a refund. Luckily the pictures check out and he did ship the exact same record I sent him (always worried someone has a defective one and will try and return the bad one). Listening to it right now, as expected, absolutely no issues. Not worth taking it up with eBay though after all of this. I will probably offer it to the second highest bidder, but I'm definitely very iffy on it. It's reassuring listening to it seeing there's nothing wrong, cause I definitely had those moments of "what if I somehow didn't catch it?".
Gotta hand it to the seller though, he shipped it back very well packaged. I was totally expecting a half assed packing job as a nice F-You to me.