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brettypeeps:
I would be thinking how muck were they and can you use them in that condition.  Would you have paid that if the add had said cracked.  I would be going for the refund if it was me as I would not want to show them or ride em.  It is your call though :daumenhoch:

dordymush:
i think the survivor bit he put on the ad might cover them.
its always as well to ask plenty of questions when buying old used stuff.
i've had a few bits that were far from what was advertised.

brettypeeps:

--- Quote from: dordymush on August 18, 2010, 11:15 PM ---i think the survivor bit he put on the ad might cover them.
its always as well to ask plenty of questions when buying old used stuff.
i've had a few bits that were far from what was advertised.


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True but if you don't ask you don't get worth a try??? :buck2:

ThisBitterPill:
Thanks peeps....Might go for the refund....Gonna cost me £20 in postage though....  :(

ozone:

--- Quote from: ThisBitterPill on August 19, 2010, 07:53 AM ---Thanks peeps....Might go for the refund....Gonna cost me £20 in postage though....  :(

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It should cost no more than £8.50 to return them in the UK if you use DHL std delivery on Parcel2go website. (tracked and insured up to £50)  You have to cover the return postage but the original postage should be refunded as the seller shouldn't have sold you a fecked set of wheels in the first place - or he should have mentioned the damage at the very least.  I doubt anyone bought a frame that was described as 'survivor' condition only to find that it was cracked would swallow that so why should a wheelset be any different.   ??? 

I would return them personally as they're neither use nor ornament in that state...

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