You’ve already bought from the seller you’re accusing.... at a price that’s not even 10% of a normal price for the stone... and you showed your satisfaction with a nice review...
You seem to have done it again... but there seems to be a snag, or maybe you realized you were too gullible......
I wonder what you were expecting from a “precious” stone sold on the site by an account based in India...
Normally, you get what you pay for, give or take a few euros depending on the cutting work done on the stone...
A precious stone, whatever its name and weight, is bought from a jeweler or a precious-stone broker, but certainly not here... where you have no guarantee of anything (except a scrap of paper generously called a “certificate of authenticity”)..
You bought junk. Sure, expensive junk, but that’s all..
As for the seller... he’s doing his job, selling pretty photos of precious stones that make you dream and would look great hanging in a Christmas tree...
I decided to destroy the two stones and certificates so there would be no return or sale later, that way the problems are over 😄 and I'm done, I won't make any more purchases in India
lingma85
Mentor2 years agoGood evening @centurial91300
You’ve already bought from the seller you’re accusing.... at a price that’s not even 10% of a normal price for the stone... and you showed your satisfaction with a nice review...
You seem to have done it again... but there seems to be a snag, or maybe you realized you were too gullible......
I wonder what you were expecting from a “precious” stone sold on the site by an account based in India...
Normally, you get what you pay for, give or take a few euros depending on the cutting work done on the stone...
A precious stone, whatever its name and weight, is bought from a jeweler or a precious-stone broker, but certainly not here... where you have no guarantee of anything (except a scrap of paper generously called a “certificate of authenticity”)..
You bought junk. Sure, expensive junk, but that’s all..
As for the seller... he’s doing his job, selling pretty photos of precious stones that make you dream and would look great hanging in a Christmas tree...
Regards
centurial91300
OP2 years agoI decided to destroy the two stones and certificates so there would be no return or sale later, that way the problems are over 😄 and I'm done, I won't make any more purchases in India
koalagris
Mentor2 years agohttps://www.ebay.fr/help/policies/member-behaviour-policies/boards-usage-policy?id=4705
max2661953
·2 years agoAttention, @centurial91300 is a snitch 👿