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As much as it pains me to write this, as it seems this user has done some good contributions & transactions in the past I promised myself, along with other members I would post this depending on LaserGlow's reply(you'll see why this is important later).
So, as most of you know I sold my 405 Electra & 473 Aquarius to a member known as crabapple(again not calling him a scammer, but just want to keep track of events). A couple days after receiving the lasers, he informed me that the 473 has the button pushed in & made it impossible to turn on. Now, I do admit I had it pretty snugly fit in the box with a piece of paper holding the button down, also depending on how the center part of the GLP's are turned it can cause the button to not be operational. Anyway, when I first received the 473 I accidentally rotated it in the middle, quickly realizing the batteries go in the back. After that incident it has been rotated a few times, but you really needed some force to rotate it.
Anyway, a couple weeks later I was informed he sent the unit to LaserGlow to see what could be done. A few more days go by and he informed me that LaserGlow said the interior electronics were rotated 90 Degrees, making the unit unrepairable. crabapple then informed me he would return the damaged unit to me & send me a email about LaserGlow informing him if the laser condition. Now, be aware there is no way in hell the unit could have rotated while shipping and was informed by ultimatekaiser there is a strong chance he messed with the unit, then tried to return it to LG for a fix.
Now this is where it gets fishy and prompted me to write this thread. After a few emails, he told me instead of going to PayPal & trying to get all his money back, and contacting Dave on the forums he would let me slide(what did I do wrong???) and would accept a partial refund(which I asked if he wanted in the first place). Anyway, I sent him $125 but then started researching and guess what....
LaserGlow says they never received a 473 Aquarius from a customer to be repaired!!!!!!! :wtf: :wtf: :wtf:
So basically, I sent him a PM asking if he could send the unit to ultimatekaiser(as he might be able to fix it if it really is broken) and refund my money. If anything needs to be fixed, I'll pay for the parts & if the unit is broken beyond repair, I'll resend the $125. I don't really care what happened I just want to sort this out, I don't want a member to be out a laser I sent him, I would like him to get his moneys worth.
Thankfully I have a job, but here I sit -$125 and awaiting a PM from him about how he would like to proceed.
Have I done anything wrong? Is it my fault?
-Alex
So, as most of you know I sold my 405 Electra & 473 Aquarius to a member known as crabapple(again not calling him a scammer, but just want to keep track of events). A couple days after receiving the lasers, he informed me that the 473 has the button pushed in & made it impossible to turn on. Now, I do admit I had it pretty snugly fit in the box with a piece of paper holding the button down, also depending on how the center part of the GLP's are turned it can cause the button to not be operational. Anyway, when I first received the 473 I accidentally rotated it in the middle, quickly realizing the batteries go in the back. After that incident it has been rotated a few times, but you really needed some force to rotate it.
Anyway, a couple weeks later I was informed he sent the unit to LaserGlow to see what could be done. A few more days go by and he informed me that LaserGlow said the interior electronics were rotated 90 Degrees, making the unit unrepairable. crabapple then informed me he would return the damaged unit to me & send me a email about LaserGlow informing him if the laser condition. Now, be aware there is no way in hell the unit could have rotated while shipping and was informed by ultimatekaiser there is a strong chance he messed with the unit, then tried to return it to LG for a fix.
Now this is where it gets fishy and prompted me to write this thread. After a few emails, he told me instead of going to PayPal & trying to get all his money back, and contacting Dave on the forums he would let me slide(what did I do wrong???) and would accept a partial refund(which I asked if he wanted in the first place). Anyway, I sent him $125 but then started researching and guess what....
LaserGlow says they never received a 473 Aquarius from a customer to be repaired!!!!!!! :wtf: :wtf: :wtf:
So basically, I sent him a PM asking if he could send the unit to ultimatekaiser(as he might be able to fix it if it really is broken) and refund my money. If anything needs to be fixed, I'll pay for the parts & if the unit is broken beyond repair, I'll resend the $125. I don't really care what happened I just want to sort this out, I don't want a member to be out a laser I sent him, I would like him to get his moneys worth.
Thankfully I have a job, but here I sit -$125 and awaiting a PM from him about how he would like to proceed.
Have I done anything wrong? Is it my fault?
-Alex
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cant u just do a claim on paypal that he scammed you ? thats just dirty do shit like that... mods should ban him or something. So i guess he destroyed the button and lied about everything then and ripped u off more or less.
Stinks no matter what that it's weighing heavy on you.
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