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Forum: Pentax Price Watch
04-11-2014, 08:00 PM
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Me neither, to tell you the truth. I suspect that most judges would dismiss the theory as novel, but not compelling. Still though, it makes as much sense as ranting the same theory on the Web.
Steve
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Well! It looks like the OP has found his lawyer!
Steve
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Forum: Pentax Price Watch
04-11-2014, 05:14 PM
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You may well deserve better, but your boycotting the merchant will hardly solve your issue. You wanted a highly desirable lens for dirt cheap and nothing but the difference in cash/credit will be acceptable to you. I would suggest small claims court. It costs you virtually nothing to file and you can explain your disappointment to the judge. If your complaint is deemed valid by the conventions of equity, you will be rewarded. If not, you are out the filing fee and time spent to prepare your case.
FWIW, this sort of thing happens (photo/description does not match item) all the time on Amazon and eBay. I have gotten in the habit of always double checking manufacturer's product number.
Steve
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