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In Reply to: Graham tonearm problem posted by throwback on February 28, 2015 at 21:26:21:
Be careful of a scam. Make sure you get the arm back first. I am not that knowledgeable of things like this issue but it's hard to say if a bearing could get damaged without being mounted on a table and shipped. There is no real weight of any kind if it was laying in a box, even if there was no wrapping around it.
I had an issue where a buyer told me the diaphragms in a Fostex tweeter(which was very expensive)) was damaged and Pay Pal just refunded his money because of his say so. Pay Pal seems to work more for the buyer than the seller. That is why, amongst a few other reasons, I don't use Pay Pal any more and never will again. Getting back to the original story at hand. They just gave him back his money(same as you returning the money) and he never shipped the tweeters back nor did Pay Pal make him ship them back. Make sure you get the arm first.
Also, he may have bought your arm and heard he can get a better deal somewhere else.
I'm sure all is well and everyone is on the up and up but one never knows. I would, before returning his money, get the arm checked out.
I have become a very suspicious buyer and seller on items. But I do let others know I will not return any monies if there is an issue. I will get it fixed or I will pay for the repair with a receipt from someone reputable and honest. There is a lot of scamming going on.
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