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archivehobbyist · 2024-05-26T20:50:03.010000Z

Last week, I purchased a pair of Infinity RS-625 speakers, eagerly awaiting their arrival. Yesterday, when the package finally came, I excitedly opened it only to find a peculiar piece of paper resting on top. It disclosed the actual source of the speakersâ€”a bulk speaker company located in Pennsylvania, a far cry from the seller I had dealt with, who supposedly resided in Florida. Not only was the location mismatch surprising, but the names on the paper didn't align with the seller's identity either. This discovery left me perplexed; did this breach eBay's rules? Was the seller engaged in drop shipping? Despite the confusion, eBay promptly refunded me, despite the sale originally stating "no refunds." The reason behind this was clear: the product wasn't as advertisedâ€”it seemed I had received counterfeit goods. Reply down below Id love to hear what others have to say.

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