I sold a CAL Aria Tube CD player and buyer claims a burning smell


Hi all, I sold a non functioning CAL Aria Tube CD player due to a problem to the drawer which was stuck and didn't open. The buyer claims there was a heavy burnt smell when he received it. Is this possible? I packed it myself and for certain I did not smell anything. Thank you for any expert opinion you could share with me. 
Alex
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Showing 1 response by philiptamarkin

Just my $.02, but with the few unhappy buyers I've come across, I send a prepaid return tag and pay both sides of the shipping.  It's a small price to pay for the goodwill, and keeps your karma clean.  Make them happy and move on.

Though one can ascribe all sorts of chicanery to either party in a deal gone bad, it's been my experience that most buyers and sellers are pretty honest and straightforward. Disputes that I've been involved in have been more a matter of misunderstanding and lack of disclosure (my perception of "mint condition" may differ from yours) than outright dishonesty or fraud.
Your mileage may vary.  Best of luck sorting this out!