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What (if anything) should I do?
Summary: elmgrove_tom shared their experience of buying a 15-inch cast-iron frying pan, which they suspected may have been purchased with a stolen credit card due to its unexpectedly low price and packaging. They are satisfied with the item but are uncertain about what action to take regarding their suspicion. rfmtm responded by suggesting that there isn't much to do and that any wrongdoing will eventually be addressed.
I ordered a 15-inch Lodge cast-iron frying pan from a seller.
It was a great price- half the price of a new pan; the ad didn't say new.
So, I assumed it was used, which I was good with.
I briefly looked at the seller: 98.6% positive feedback, 300 items sold, 24 followers
Plus no shipping charge. Everything was a go, and it arrived today.
Here is the issue: the pan was brand new and arrived in a Walmart box.
Looking at the Walmart website, the pan sells for a little over twice what I paid.
Looking more closely at the seller, I now notice they are located in Sri Lanka.
I am completely happy with what I received,
But I can't help but suspect that the pan was purchased with a stolen credit card.
I want to emphasize the word suspect, I can not prove anything.
Please advise: what (if anything) should I do?
Thanks You.
gosimus
Mentor2 weeks ago · Edited@elmgrove_tom
< Please advise: what (if anything) should I do? >
Break in your frying pan properly. You shouldn't just take a cast iron skillet out of the box and start cooking with it. If you don't know how, google the question, and, when the answers come up, click the AI Mode button.
rfmtm
Mentor2 weeks agoNothing you really can do. He will be caught soon enough.