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And the seller made a mistake by spending $700 on a product that he wouldn't be able to use. They were both wrong.

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• alexdias 16y ago
  Unpredictable events happen. He didn't go to the ticket booth and say: "Hey sorry, I can't go, so give me a full refund." People make mistakes, but they have to be responsible for them.
• Robin_Message 16y ago
  But the seller made a mistake whereas her actions were fraudulent. The world is not black and white, for example, as your comment is downvoted you will be able to witness a variety of shades of grey.
  • blhack 16y ago
    What the seller then turned around and did is an incredibly well known scam that is discussed at length in the comments.
    • runjake 16y ago
      You're missing the lesson here.
  • rubashov 16y ago
    It's not fraud, it's promissory estoppel.
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