QUOTE(spayre @ Apr 24 2007, 12:18 PM)
when u buy a shirt, u can see the size and color, right? no false advertising, right? u can see the item, right? U can touch, evaluate and even test the item before buying...
plus, what u mentioned is exchange not refund. if u do an exchange, u waste parking, time , toll and petrol but what u get? the item with satisfaction of your standard. if cyra offered an exchange for a black skirt, then i would not object for handling the postage fee
but now, it is a totally different situation cause now it is a refund. which i have to suffer losses due to
1. lack of info given by the supplier to seller (that i need be held accountable for?)
2. cyra should have informed me of the color diff when she got the stock before delivery. if i knew it was brown, i would turn it down and save all the hassle...
3. the customer (me) got a good diff than advertised. And to claim back my money, i need to suffer losses again???
Like it or not, this is the weakness of online purchasing
So back to the pic, does that mean that u simply ordered it without stating what color u wanted?
If so, you're just as much to blame for not requesting it in black as much as she is for not telling u it's brown (as 1 of them in the pic is actually brown)
She could use the same argument that a seller is not responsible if the buyer did not state nor ask clearly before purchasing