hahaha roflmaowtfbbq i knew it that lens already broken at 1st

now where all the ppl that backing up this so called 'safe trader' ?

pong pang pong pang

Izwan898 dupe account kah?

LOL no bro...he's just a clever samaritan...

so with evidence in hand.

Silverfire should be strip of "safetrader" as he knowingly buy from his friend and resell as a "Trader" (claim not selling on behalf of friend).

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Added on July 30, 2012, 5:52 pmtoo much detective imagination!!

Please do refund ASAP...

This post has been edited by MakNok: Jul 30 2012, 05:53 PM

He'll probably try to not go for that solution.
This also means that the lens is not covered with Nikon warranty to begin with.
I'm not trying to be smart, but as a seller you should know what you are selling.
Safe Trader tag is for him to lose now.

This post has been edited by shahru98: Jul 30 2012, 09:48 PM

and to THOSe who are might have say something "wrong".

please have a BIG HEART and apologies here.


Should be fair to TS and "condemn" those IDIOT who "knew" on what they are trading...
moreOver using "SafeTrader" as a shield to hide their cowardice

lol, i actually find this thread quite amusing...

not only that, i learn a lot about lenses without photography knowledge =D

Why u find this thread so amusing kind sir?

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Added on July 30, 2012, 10:09 pmOne of matured forumer here....thank you bro...appreciate it...

This post has been edited by Izwan898: Jul 30 2012, 10:09 PM

lol, pardon me for busybody.. i mean, entertaining as i learn quite a lot here... Sorry bout that...

just one advice, the seller might be really a victim as well as he got it from his friend...
give him a chance to give responsible bah..

clearly the fault came from seller's careless mistake...

post the big picture on first post... dont post thumbnail as people who already read this thread can easily miss your update

Ok done. Thanks bro

please make full refund to buyer. as your item did not match with your description.
and nikon state it was broken and screw were missing at first place .

FULL REFUND.

any update for this case?

Nothing yet from seller aka Silverfire....

Doubt he will ever refund you nor reply you.

Maybe a trade enforcer or mod can help me?

U think???
Anyway good luck

While some complain about rempit robbing etc - same is done here and nothing can be done

If no one here can help me, I will make another report to the commercial crime branch...

I did not see that he have the full responsibility to follow up EVERYTHING.

Yes, to an extent of explanation etc, but there would be a limit for the responsibility part. Any excess is up to the seller to provide.

Now, since it is proven that the screws are missing, i just wonder if there is a proper reason to actually refund in full or not.

The point is, it is never being covered by personal warranty at all. Even if it is covered, it won't be that long. It is between Nikon and buyer as stated in the thread.

Imagine if seller sell something to one fellow with 3 days personal warranty, should the seller be responsible for something that is proven due to seller's fault after 1 month??

Imagine if a manufacturer have build something that have 1 year warranty,but the nature of the item like tendency to overheating that lead to auto shut down and eventually timed out after operate about 1.5 years due to the manufacturing design. Can they be held liable?

Where is the exact ground of asking for refund in the first place? It is a faulty item as proven by now, but even new items have a time limit on such a claims.

If like this, after settling this issue (assume settle), then "new" fault comes into light again, can seller be held liable like this FOREVER??? Like this, all 2nd hand seller can BANKRUPT or out of business!!!

This post has been edited by Quantum_thinking: Jul 30 2012, 11:43 PM

Thats a better move to get rid of these f**cfaced cons