in the picture it might have been shown 40gm, but he has not mentioned it any where in the product specifications he has just mentioned 0.25kg below the price, what do you make out by it.DarkAngel said:Yup u have mistaken the basic courier weight as the product weight. If u see keenly the Pic shows its a 40g product in the right bottom.
Its a mis-understanding in this case.
aercy said:I don't think it is a buyer's duty to realize that it is a mistake or it's the package weight, if i see an HD 4850 1GB is available @ Rs.7,000 & at delivery I get an 512MB piece, would't I complain? Would you say that I was entitled to an 512MB model for that price?? The seller has to take responsibility... look at the folowing case recently took place,
6pm.com lose $1.6 million overnight due to pricing mistake
akg7091,akg7091 said:Simple. If you think you have been wronged, ship the unused item back to him and ask for a refund. I am sure you must have looked at the other listings in the category and would have noticed all had 0.25kg weight. You chose to ignore it. You are simply trying to play on words and get something which is not rightly yours.
Return it back to amarbir. I am sure he will even pay for the return shipping charges to 'ease your pain'
Anyone purchasing performance cooling grease knows how much it costs. You knew it cannot be 250gm for that price. Don't feign ignorance
mr. pillai,arjpillai said:Agree with akg7091 here, its too naive to be true of him to think that was indeed the quantity he was entitled to.
lord, when statistics are displayed without indicating for what, i am not capable like you to know right value for what it is indicated, weight indicated below the product pricing is not mentioned as shipping weight.Lord Nemesis said:It is the buyers duty to at least realize what he is reading. I cannot misread the height of a product as weight as then demand seller to take responsibility for my mistake. Even If the seller has misprinted a spec like a 512Mb graphics card listed a 1GB, his liability is limited to refunding. Almost every e-com site has that has that term these days. In this case at least there is no misprint. The shipping weight given in the site is not part of the product specifications. Product specs were listed separately with the sub heading specifications.
Also if you didn't realize, Mr. VtecComp is a reseller himself and bound to know every thing about the denominations and corresponding market prices of the product in question. He must have checked prices with a dozen sources before he ordered from lynx. Now he simply wants to feign ignorance of everything to make it seem Lynx is liable. I bet what he wants is that Lynx send him 0.25Kg of the paste (which is like 6 times of what he paid for) rather than a simple refund.
i am adamant when people like you become judges and try to impose verdict, i have mentioned clearly i called Amarbir to clarify and he was very rude to me. every buyer thinks he is smart until people like Amarbir takes them for a ride, trolling is bad for a kid like youakg7091 said:@Vtec : I have never dealt with Amarbir in my life, so am not a fanboi. I have dealt only with Rahul and Anuj
You are adamant that you have been wronged whereas even you know innately that you are trying to play with words.
If you had doubts, you should have clarified. If there is an issue resolve it ( But, it is pretty clear that you are one of those few who are ....... )
Since you are buying a performance product, the approximate prices of which you surely knew because you must have bought after comparison with similar brands/products ( You are afterall a very smart buyer, so you must have done research before hand ) you surely knew what it costs.
Many sites list the shipping weight only on the product page.
Please, I request you, to purchase 100s of the injections, then sue him in consumer court for misleading you and let the judge decide. People like you rightly deserve to be on the banned list of any trading site.
i have already offered him to ship it back to him he refused to pay the original shipping charges and also refused to pay return shipping charges, read my previous comments, i think you are just dumb to read my comments.akg7091 said:Since you rework MB you are fairly capable and informed of knowing there was something amiss about the weight. Why didn't you clarify before purchase ?
If there is an issue, ship it back to him. I am sure in your case Amarbir will make an exception and refund the whole amount including courier charges.
There is no misrepresentation on the website. You obviously did not go directly to the product page and must have looked at other products, especially other coolant grease before deciding. You noticed the same weight on each page. Don't deny this fact.
@ the other example of stating a 1gb card and sending 512mb, then it is fraud because the product specifications were deliberately misstated.
The courts have also decided in earlier cases about mispricing where it can be proven beyond reasonable doubt that the seller was not deliberately misleading that the said sale is not fraud. You need to prove that Amarbir deliberately did the said mispricing to get any sort of reprieve. The easiest option is to ask for a refund ( That is the only legal option also, but you might want to try your luck though proving guilt will be hard)