Lel....just for extra RM200? Worth it or not ah? Reputation nowadays so cheap meh?

wrong also. the one who paid 1200 was last buyer.. and no more stock so..he should be refunded.
inb4 1060 buyer should have asked seller to send out instead of dillydallying for another week

Good practice. Though I lost on some deals and was quite salty but I understand the seller's viewpoint in that he wants to offload his product ASAP. A bit more salt though was added for my case because I could COD that day itself but suggested the next day because it was a Saturday lol.

Disappointed at extatine failed logic

that's why the stocks goes to whoever paid the highest lor

It's not selling, bidding

Not only him. Other legendary FFK cases as well.

E.g. CRSSER

Money already masuk account, just follow through lah.

Buyer dealing with sg number ?
buyer can straight go sg and make a simple police report ... He will kena

Why?

It wasn't a scam.

It was a business transaction that the seller reneged on.

No crime was committed. Singapore police won't take any action. They would probably ask the buyer to pursue a claim with the Singapore Small Claims Tribunal. But that is also not likely to succeed because the buyer agreed to the refund, grudgingly of course. He didn't really have much of a choice.

This post has been edited by joe_mamak: Jun 26 2017, 03:32 PM

Yea law bitch! *insert Yea Science Bitch meme*

u sibuk why create poll??

Damn stupid buying something from sg when you have lowyat here

How you wanna claim warranty later?

Cheaper also useless

see what ppl say ma..

also..got one ktard suggested buka poll..

hahaha okok

EVGA has international warranty. Just pay idealtech some money to claim for warranty when it breaks down 2 years later.

I wonder who's that, 4th dupe incoming

I'm surprised the mod didnt ban his IP lol

Is breach of contract under Civil act and is cheaper solution compare to law suit also highly effective for SELLER to response ...
greedy for 200 might cost him 10 or 100X if buyer pursuit in Singapore.

Breach of contract is under civil law. Not criminal law.

Cheaper solution is to go to the Small Claims Tribunal. No lawyers needed so no need to pay lawyers' fees.

In any case, even if successful (not likely as the buyer agreed to the refund), the damages awarded won't be much lah. Probably only the difference of buying a new card at market price vs the price the seller was selling originally.

This post has been edited by joe_mamak: Jun 26 2017, 03:51 PM

Yes is civil act, Singapore and most Foreign country treat E-commerce very serious and does have specific act for it ...... if buyer agree and accepted refund that might not be a case, else it can.
Honestly most malaysian don't understand their civil right, root cause of all evil.

yes buyer reward won't be a lot, you have to put in seller situation, which means he willing to pay to solve this issue for his PR/working permit status .....

This post has been edited by SonnyCooL: Jun 26 2017, 03:58 PM