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Originally Posted by SkeezyLP
1. Regardless of you not wanting to ship the spoiler, has nothing to do with the fact that your ad description was still misleading. Good job deleting all of it, point proven.
2. No you didn't.
3. Doesn't matter, has nothing to do with the fact your ad description was false.
I've bought and sold hundreds of new/used car parts over the years online. This is the first someone has been misleading where the item did not match the description. Hope nobody else gets burned by your bullshit.
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Skeezy, if you took a look at the spoiler in person just like the seller insisted, you wouldn't be in this mess. You insisted on it being shipped. Seller obviously wanted to sell it locally for a reason - whoever was potentially interested in the spoiler would have seen it in person before pulling the plug. The ad description is a whole different story in this case. This was clearly your bad bro. If he was willing to cooperate and take it back, why come back on here and write a story about it?