Well he is known here as Corner not Guy, I did put Guy on my reply because of those links.
So are you saying that he doctored the replies? because it's obvious not just by his account, but by Siglent's responses, that a counterfeit claim was issued. Are you insinuating that's not the case?
Sorry, couldn't recall his full username and your post happened to be the first one on the reply page. Honest simple mistake.
No, I'm not saying he doctored anything, just pointing out contradictions in his story.
I never said, or mention legal action yet and haven't even reach the point to cross that bridge yet, or considering it yet. If I was, I am not going to discuss the matter on this forum that for sure. Let them try to make it right first, which require more time then 2 days.
From a screenshot (
http://s1220.photobucket.com/user/retropcdos/media/Untitled_zpsvne9h4fe.jpg.html) he provided before he made the above claim:
Sure, he could be talking about something else but let's be realistic. Also,
another? Like RobertBG said, it speaks to character.
Based on her message ("I didn't see you marked your item as a used one"), I am going to assume the same person who sent the notice to ebay also sent the PMs to him. At no point did they/she require he increase the price. She asked nicely, but again, she was confused. Is it hard to believe she was told "We don't allow resellers to advertise below MSRP" and her not realizing it does not apply to used items? She asked for a serial number to verify it was not fake, but I don't see a demand to raise the price, so anyone thinking this is a case of illegal price fixing is flat out wrong. Yes, she did not receive enough training, missed the fact it was listed as Used and made a mistake. But the huge backlash from this forum, based entirely on assumptions was crazy.