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Originally Posted by sleepy911
There's always 2 sides to every story. I will not take any sides But just from what Ive learned here I see 1 big problem. Regardless of how the wheel was damaged or what comments were made, this fact still remains. You have the money and the wheel and the buyer has nothing. This isn't right. Return his wheel because he paid for it or return the money. You can't have both.
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No, I will take a side. You can't sell a defective product, receive money, have it break, admit that it's defective and broken, have someone send it back to you (taking more time and money on the buyer's part), keep both the money and the wheel for almost a year now and try to disguise the whole broken and busted transaction with smoke and mirrors and accusations of so-called racism.
Am I out of my mind? Really? Isn't someone in this equation due a refund or a wheel that wasn't defective? You've got to be kidding.