Honestly speaking, what legal action could be taken against rkwan if, say he doesn't want to return both the RAMS? Honestly, I think the law will side the consumer. Let's twist the situation, what if rkwan67 accidentally breaks both pairs of RAMS upon receiving it? Do you think the law will ask him to refund you that extra pair of RAM?
What if this transaction has been an over the counter transaction in your shop? How would you ask the buyer to refund? You are taking advantage over the fact that this is an online environment, the fact that you know who your buyer is. What if it has been a consumable like a printer ink?
Btw, I'm curious, you lodged a police report? I would love to see what was reported
Anyway, it seems like rkwan is unhappy over the fact that he missed an opportunity to buy the RAM he wanted at RM360/380 back then. He bought the RAM from you at RM320 thinking it's a bargain, but due to TS seller, he lost the opportunity to get the RAM at the price he wanted. That is his opportunity cost.
If seller wants to provide an amicable solution, a win-win situation, rkwan just return both the RAMS and, zhen_wei why not source another RAM that rkwan wanted, and sell to him at your cost price or RM320 (fine, make it RM360/380 which was the price he thought he could get from other seller), whichever is higher?
zhen_wei, you are a reputable seller here, seeing the drastic actions that you take against your buyers for your fault is doing no good to your reputation.
Just my 2 cents, please don't flame me.
This post has been edited by karhoe: Nov 19 2009, 09:26 PM
Nov 19 2009, 09:13 PM
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