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before I sent in a dispute I made that offer to you. and you told me you would only refund me $45. (partial payment)

I did. but I'm staying with my original offer.

this offer that we are discussing is the same offer I made him to begin with. I'm not trying to screw him over.

I'm not trying to win any battle or any war. if anything, he would win it all. if he did the refund (which he wouldn't be losing anything on) and I sent them back, he could sell them for what they are. which are 70-72 brackets. there worth more.

no what I asked for is fair. its not like I molested the brackets to try and make them fit. they didn't fit for what was advertised. I asked for and refund and to send them back. hes not out nothing and I'm not out nothing.

I'm pretty sure I owned my mistake and said the only thing I did wrong was take someones word.

which would still be a $90 refund. 45 for the brackets and 45 for shipping back to him. I already paid the cost of the brackets and shipping to me when I bought them. he refunds me $90, 45 for the purchase and 45 for the shipping.

and I thought I was buying what was ADVERTISED.

again, I thought I was buying what was listed. which were 73/74 brackets.

I paid you for the shipping to my home. that's why I'm asking for a full refund, so I'm not paying $90 in shipping to me and from me. you wouldn't lose any money.

I don't think he did this intentionally by any means. I don't want anyone to think that. he didn't know what he was selling, and listed them wrong. when I eventually did what the seller is suppose to do and verify the part numbers, they were wrong for my car. I told him this and he denied they...

no, I bought what was advertised. which were 73/74 bumper brackets.

no one said it was your responsibility to know what kind of car I have. and as far as "posting them as they were to you" is still wrong. it falls back to, "your responsibility is to know what your selling". as the seller, you do that leg work. its that simple. $45 and I keep them. put it in...

the only thing I did wrong in this situation is take someone's word who I thought had some knowledge on the parts being sold. my car didn't have the brackets when purchased, so I had nothing to go off of. it isn't the buyers responsibility to do the sellers job by verifying part numbers. its the...

sorry everyone. i forgot to put the price in the add. just updated add with price.

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