Emax

Even with PayPal I like to pay with credit card so I have the option to charge back the sale through the CC company.

But yeah...some people knowingly sell broken stuff "as is".

Bob C

--- On Wed, 8/26/09, Julian <jujulilianan@...> wrote:

From: Julian <jujulilianan@...>
Subject: Re: [emax] WARNING: scsiforsamplers.com
To: emax@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, August 26, 2009, 8:28 PM






 




    
                  

hey jammie - did you get in touch with JD?



further weirdness has evolved in relation to scsiforsamplers. com



http://www.gearslut z.com/board/ electronic- music-instrument s-electronic- music-production /415880-hardware -samplers- scsi-hard- drives.html



seems that without paypal protection, someone in italy was sold an "as

is" drive, after being redirected from a sale through

scsiforsamplers. com, by scsiforsamplers. com to an "associate" of

scsiforsamplers. com.... called JD... (you know - same name as the guy

that everyone who deals with scsiforsamplers. com actually deals

with......) and this drive arrived in a non-operational state.



now I don't know about anyone else, but when I read something is being

sold "as is" I assume it to mean "this works, but there's no warranty"

if you know something is broken, then you would sell it "broken, as is"

and I don't understand how, that at the markup scsiforsamplers. com sells

things, the drives are not ALL checked, and their working status is

confirmed or not, as soon as they arrive in store.... which leads to a

very bad assumption on the character of whoever is doing this...



anyway - like I already said.. massive uncharacteristic weirdness is

going on here with scsiforsamplers. com - be extra careful of anything

they (or an associate of them that you might normally believe is acting

on their behalf) tries to offer you something to buy "as is" through an

untraceable payment system - because it looks like the trick is to get

people to buy something broken with no warranty, and then use the "no

warranty" as an escape clause for selling broken gear in the first

place..



and THEN on top of everything else, when their victim talks about it on

line, to go and email the victim, threatening a defamation suit!



so - unless some massive explaining gets done, I'd recommend that nobody

buy from scsiforsamplers. com without the protection of paypal. if

they're interested in dealing with a company that can allow this sort of

behaviour at all....



julian



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