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Camaro Research Group Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: My68SS on September 19, 2008, 05:20:54 PM
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Recently picked up a hard-to-find power antenna [not camaro] of ebay, listed as 'excellent working order', only to discover that the antenna lead had been freshly chopped off 4" from the base! [seller was too slack to pull the lead out] >:(
Seller's attitude was 'so what..just solder another one on' ::)
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Here is a case where the new ebay feedback rule will be to your benefit .Leave a NASTY .
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Bad feedback isn't going to get you a working antenna. Contact ebay and tell them you were lied to. Demand your money back!
Nuch
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Neg f/b is not something I will land on this seller. I do believe he was acting in all sincerity [has 100% +f/b], he just didn't understand the importance of such things.
I've already given him a brow beating by email, explaining that being able to repair it is not the point, it's forever lost it's originality and in any event, will never be as robust from a signal point of view.
My reason for posting here was not what to do with the seller, but just to cry :'( on everyone's shoulder that there's people out there that will do this sort of thing, and to always ask the question "Is there anything cut, broken, bent or missing", even when the answer should be blatantly obvious.
Hopefully this guy will take more care and time when removing parts from cars.