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The picture of the shredded violin causes me pain verging on the physical. It's probably best we don't know the identity of the buyer.
by Vivtek 15y ago
The picture of the shredded violin causes me pain verging on the physical. It's probably best we don't know the identity of the buyer.
- troll24601 15y agoI hope the seller takes the buyer to small claims court. They should be forced to pay for a replacement violin. "but PayPal told me to do it" should not be a valid defense.
- rmc 15y agoThe seller agreed that if PayPal, at their sole discresion, thinks it's counterfiet, that they are OK with someone else destroying it.
- troll24601 15y agoIt's worth testing the validity of that in court. You can write anything into a contract, but it doesn't mean it's legally enforceable. The "buyer" accepted the risk that they were not legally protected when they voluntarily destroyed the seller's property. I hope this gets taken to court, and that we get a clear answer.
- Vivtek 15y agoI hate law pedantry.