In Reply to: RE: When dealing with Verastarr,what is one to do??? posted by verastarr@gmail.com on July 20, 2020 at 13:27:33:
I'm really surprised that any manufacturer would agree to take responsibility for someone else's goods on a loan basis. Why didn't the seller send a couple of the cables to the potential buyer? The seller could have charged the buyer's credit card before shipping the trial cables, and then the buyer could decide for themself whether to keep the cables or not. Many businesses have been working with this type of process for decades. How much does the buyer really learn about the cables when they are being tested with someone else's ears in someone else's system?
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