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Old 23-01-2007, 23:01   #21
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Re: Argh, need some ebay advice!

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Originally Posted by Pia View Post
Well i wouldn't personally if it was me as i said earlier, but if he feels the need to do something and doesn't want the watch back then i'd say that was a better option, even if just £50.
i wouldnt at all. If it went to the small claims court, first question would be why did you give a partial refund

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Originally Posted by AdamD View Post
Naw, the booklet bit has the movement number, model (105.003), date and other stuff on it (see screenshots above)
Just hold out then, be civil, but at the end of the day he should have understood what he was biding on. If its that obvious that the back is wrong then why didnt he notice from the photo
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