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• I'll go look it up to be sure but I don't think it works this way. - Paully 05:19:08 10/08/04 (1)
  In Reply to: The guarantees are empty, he didn't say guarantee GOOD, just say "tested". didn't say tested "good" posted by 6SJ7 on October 08, 2004 at 01:20:56:

  Actually there is an implied warranty of merchantability, meaning that the items will be good for what they are normally used for unless this warranty is waived (using the term "as is"). Further, not only did the merchant not waive the warranty of merchantibility, they stated that they were "guaranteed" instead of saying "as is". From what I remember of basic law in my accounting classes this does actually mean that the tubes are fit for normal use and the idea that they did "gaurantee" that they are actually good does not fly.
  
  

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  • Re: I'll go look it up to be sure but I don't think it works this way. - 6SJ7 19:16:16 10/08/04 (0)
    In Reply to: I'll go look it up to be sure but I don't think it works this way. posted by Paully on October 08, 2004 at 05:19:08:

    agree with your comments

    but once I read a seller's reply to a feedback: did you read the description? I said "tested", didn't say "tested good"

    and AFAIK for electronic components ebay shied away from such disputes
    
    

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• a more honest tube seller will say something like "tested 22/1.8, 18 being minimum / average good, in my TV-7 etc" NT - 6SJ7 01:25:10 10/08/04 (0)
  In Reply to: The guarantees are empty, he didn't say guarantee GOOD, just say "tested". didn't say tested "good" posted by 6SJ7 on October 08, 2004 at 01:20:56:

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