My mind boggles at what must go through some peoples minds... Oh wait - maybe my first mistake is to make this assumption? Case in point: Yes, there is always two sides to the story - and yes, maybe the intentions on the other side were good - but in the face of everything above, what more could possibly be said?? Seriously - what does the seller think will happen when the buyer receives the goods, and they're not what was promised/advertised? Just shrug his shoulders? Is getting 'away' with a few hundreds of Rands, really worth the effort? On the odd few occasions that I've sold something on the Hub, I've gone out of my way to bombard potential buyers with info. Probably too much, in fact, which is why (I think) I sometimes don't sell a few things... But I make it clear from the outset - what the condition is, and how they were used - and I welcome any and all queries - since I then know that when I've posted it, it will probably be the last I will hear from the buyer. Having said this - the Seller must take responsibility too - by asking all the right questions, including Hub references, and then making a call on CLEAR terms. Swift - it unfortunately appears as if you did all that you could (barring references??) - and so I guess, you've got to roll with it... The princicple of the matter might dictate that you take things further, in the 'real' world - but whether that is worth the effort, is a whole new debate...?
