Selling dispute. Please comment.


I recently sold a pair of mono amps and checked the box that indicated the original manual was included. I never use the manual for something like this and just assumed the manual was in the box as there were some various papers from the manufacturer in the boxes.

The buyer got the amps safely and they are in perfect condition as described. I shipped the same day the item sold. Unfortunately the manuals were not in the boxes the amps came in. These were the original boxes, but the manuals are not there according to the buyer.

I sent him the link to download the pdf of the manual. He is not happy with that. I offered to print a color double sided copy (on good stock) at Kinkos for $20 (at my expense) and ship that to him. He says that the original manual was promised and that I have to deliver that to him. And that he dervers two of them since the amps came in two separate boxes. He is threating to kill the deal and dispute with audiogon and paypal.

I admit that I'm in the wrong for mis-stating that the manuals were included. I will attempt to order the manuals from the manufacturer on Monday, but I don't know that the manufacturer will provide them even if I pay for them.

I'd appreciate comments regarding this problem. Thank you.
jaxwired

Showing 3 responses by buconero117

It should be clear to all that the land of 'audiophiles' is heavily populated by very picky, finicky and over bearing humans, it comes with the hobby. So, buy and sell accordingly.

Oh, the buyer is in the right, so ask him to return the units. Paypal most likely will not require the seller to refund the return shipping as it is their policy to only refund the original value of the transaction, no less, no more. My guess is that the buyer is unhappy with the units themselves and wants a basis for return.
Almost forgot, the buyer is obviously an Obama person, still waiting for 'Hope and Change' since the original message was not authentic.
When all is said, yes 58 of them, the buyer needs to ship them back at his expense (PayPay rules) and thus be out this shipping cost as a statement of his foolishness.