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Yes. Of course it's the law...
In Response To: I highly doubt that ()

In this instance and the point I am making is what is wrong with a buyer instructing the seller how the chip should be prepared for shipping in order to help "avoid" what happened. It is only a precaution on the buyer's part and of course law and even insurance doesn't help matters if that chip Rich bought was one-of-a-kind. No law or insurance can replace a one-of-kind chip. The whole point is to try and avoid a loss and any buyer can try. .. just as the buyer of my billiards book did when he explained what can happen if the right precautions are not taken in packaging... and that is my only point.

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How should i handle this?
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He said he paid $100.
Same here ...
Certainly unfortunate. Do you have Buyer...
Legally
Though true ~~~
Nonetheless
We also assume that the person from whom ~~~
I highly doubt that
Yes. Of course it's the law...
Solid advice, John
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The senders fault
In one of my first eBay sales in 1997 ~~~
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I got in touch with the seller ...

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