Comments by "toomanyaccounts" (@toomanyaccounts) on "China Observer" channel.

  1. look up the museum of soviet calculators
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  2. I think the problem was between your ears not the item
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  3. they were also next to them without their communist flags. the lps were also dancing to the piano music
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  4. that isn't consumer friendly to resell the same item seven times. a return item that was clearly opened should only be resold at a discount with a warning that no refund will be done. guess what people would still buy even with the caveat because the returned item may only have been slightly use
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  5.  @C00ltronix  used to be their were clothing shops that had rentals for those evenings. did people somehow forget these places existed?
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  6. lol! sneakers in the US have had that issue since the 1980s. I never bought brand name shoes promoted by a basketball players since their 200 hundred dollar shoes were made in china and fell apart in two weeks of use but hood rats would murder each other over Air Jordans. \
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  7. lol! hybrids aren't the ones that need 30k subsidies each vehicle
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  8.  @NaomiDollxoxo  so far the non electrical stuff works as intended. the electronic stuff I got fairly cheap or for free so when it stopped working it was just an annoyance to toss away and get another. pens, art stuff for instance seems all right quality wise
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  9. didn't look coiled. it looked like it was made dirt cheap so the buyer would be forced to use extension cord
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  10. do you make sure what you sell is not defective? what if an item is damaged in shipping?
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  11. find a red wings. their shoes tend to last five years of heavy day to day usage.
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  12. funny how ups stores now proclaim they will not do returns without the original packaging box or in a box and have a sign on the door stating this.
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  13.  @Kiltoonie  however in china they easily return them.
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  14. chinese. there is good stuff but if it is cheap than cavet emptor
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  15. fog is likely toxic
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  16. @user-mz6sh4uo7u  or sell cheap shit at cheap prices with no return unless the buyer pays for shipping shipping. Even if one breaks even or gets the entire amount back, the going to have it shipped cancels a lot of the fraudulent customers
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  17. also don't send out the returns without inspection or massive discount with no refund and buyer beware. even with that people would still buy the clothing because maybe the issue is easily corrected or if not the buyer "oh well I took a risk and this time it didn't pay off"
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  18.  @gekmas435  companies ban "customers" that do that and the credit card companies refuse to honor chargebacks
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  19. or else have a no return policy on the resold items at a massive discount.
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  20.  @supermodelatlanta1354  try reading descriptions and see the wording. let me guess you cannot figure out why scam emails are often filled with misspellings.
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  21. in the US unless the return has a shipping label it costs money to ship it back. in china they do the shipping back it seems for free or incredibly low cost.
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  22.  @patrickcardon1643  be a slave in the mines
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  23.  @C00ltronix  give you a hint places ban customers who abuse refunds and so do credit card companies. there is a reason why when companies put their foot down on theft and scamming prices get lower and people are happy with their purchases
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  24. giving someone lead poisoning isn't a prank
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  25. outlets need to return to banning such customers. even the home shopping network banned people who had high return rates because they were costing the company money.
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  26. the small ones will be driven out of business
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