darkroseblast (8 dager siden) #35618506That paint damage is significant. If the seller really did list these as Like-New, either they blatantly lied or during transit to you something went horribly wrong, in which case it doesn't seem like they were packed/protected well at all. If it were me, I'd definitely return them for a refund, and file a claim if they refuse.
Thanks for the recommendation! Yeah, I contacted the seller, and he was adamant about how they were in like-new condition, when clearly they were sitting outside for the dust to pile up on the figures. Contacted eBay directly to get it dealt with!
ashin1012 (8 dager siden) #35614909Hi everyone!
I ordered 3 figures set of "Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya" from eBay, and only cost me about $60 for all!
The problem is, although the seller said they were in "like-new" condition, as the pictures below show, they really have some painting damage...
What should I do? Should I ask for a refund or just keep it and try to DIY (which I am bad at) Thanks!That paint damage is significant. If the seller really did list these as Like-New, either they blatantly lied or during transit to you something went horribly wrong, in which case it doesn't seem like they were packed/protected well at all. If it were me, I'd definitely return them for a refund, and file a claim if they refuse.
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Anotherusername (13 dager siden) #35368492I managed to pull off her leg this time without breaking her torso on my old figure, now hopefully I can do the same when the new one comes in
yurii (13 dager siden) #35367544no, you should be able to pull her legs off without cutting, if not i'm not sure :/ I managed to pull off her leg this time without breaking her torso on my old figure, now hopefully I can do the same when the new one comes in
yurii (13 dager siden) #35367544no, you should be able to pull her legs off without cutting, if not i'm not sure :/ I'll try when I get the second figure shipped to me, thx for the help (:
yurii (13 dager siden) #35367479ohh i see, well looking at that there's seam lines at the tops of her legs so they must come off. that's what someone else has said on the variant version ITEM #6961
That's the problem I can't pull her leg off (don't know which leg) without snapping the bottom of her torso (where it meets the "hips")
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Thanks for the recommendation! Yeah, I contacted the seller, and he was adamant about how they were in like-new condition, when clearly they were sitting outside for the dust to pile up on the figures. Contacted eBay directly to get it dealt with!
I ordered 3 figures set of "Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya" from eBay, and only cost me about $60 for all!
The problem is, although the seller said they were in "like-new" condition, as the pictures below show, they really have some painting damage...
What should I do? Should I ask for a refund or just keep it and try to DIY (which I am bad at) Thanks!That paint damage is significant. If the seller really did list these as Like-New, either they blatantly lied or during transit to you something went horribly wrong, in which case it doesn't seem like they were packed/protected well at all. If it were me, I'd definitely return them for a refund, and file a claim if they refuse.
I ordered 3 figures set of "Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya" from eBay, and only cost me about $60 for all!
The problem is, although the seller said they were in "like-new" condition, as the pictures below show, they really have some painting damage...
What should I do? Should I ask for a refund or just keep it and try to DIY (which I am bad at) Thanks!
To join the club, click on the arrow button on the right of the header "The Question and answer club."
Oh good! and yeah hopefully :)
no, you should be able to pull her legs off without cutting, if not i'm not sure :/
That's the problem I can't pull her leg off (don't know which leg) without snapping the bottom of her torso (where it meets the "hips")