Subject	I verify every part I sell. If you bought a Rolex and it
Posted by	flashstar on October 09, 2014 at 1:03 AM
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In Reply To	I dont see where this is fraud posted by LJZTT on October 08, 2014 at 09:44 AM
Message	turned out to be fake, would it not potentially be fraud? I believe there is a solid line between vague descriptions and selling fake goods as real. I understand not accepting a return because the buyer was not happy with the condition after several months. But not accepting an item when it turns out to be fake? Absurd. I will accept a return on a fake item even a year out. It's the seller's duty to verify the authenticity of his or her items. I'll dig up some pictures of the flywheel and post them. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like any of the ones posted...
Follow Ups	Ian Lanusse (apostrophe28) Fraudulent Sale - flashstar 22:21:56 10/07/14 It's a risk we take buying parts and sitting on them. - TriniTT 00:09:35 10/08/14 I've been burned before too for sitting on parts too long - ZXoltan 00:26:28 10/08/14 I dont see where this is fraud - LJZTT 09:44:41 10/08/14 ^^^Agree^^^^ (n/m) - GatorJ 19:25:50 10/08/14 I verify every part I sell. If you bought a Rolex and it - flashstar 01:03:38 10/09/14 lol, "Rolex" - LJZTT 16:19:34 10/09/14 Then is it ok for ConceptZ to sell fake parts? - flashstar 02:42:15 10/10/14 Did it look like this one? - -Grimm- 09:50:45 10/08/14
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