omg, I swear, someone is reversing the effects of Darwinism.
I sold an iPod Nano on eBay (for a record high price, might I add
) and it did not come with headphones, there was no mention of headphones in the listing anywhere. I did not get them with the headphones.
Anyway, noob buyer is now threatening me because I did not include the headphones.
I purchased the IPOD from you for $187 but I could have purchased the 4th generation IPOD from Big W which comes all inclusive with headphones and USB and retails for $166. I purchased this IPOD as I believed as per the descriptive information attached to the advertisement that it included headphones and USB. As far as I can see, you have knowingly or unknowingly engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct which is illegal under the Trades Practices Act 1974. I would like you to send me the original headphone or to return my money and I will forward the IPOD back to you. Please let me know asap else I will be forced to report your actions as fraudulent and deceptive to EBAY.
My response:
I've studied law, you can't scare me with TPA1974. I am well aware of my rights and obligations under this; who has had more experience selling and buying on eBay than you? You have got six feedback; maybe you should learn to read the listings clearly prior to bidding. I am fully aware of what I am selling, I have placed my listing within the bounds of any and all legal jurisdictions. You can raise this with eBay and it was entirely your choice to purchase this iPod, I had no coercion in the matter, however rest assured that you will not win the case as all wording in the listing has been adhered to a T. I included a retractable USB cable as I had a spare, and as mentioned for the third time, I don't have any spare headphones, not to mention they are a hygiene issue to use secondhand headphones.