Nope, my fake Gillette Rubies went straight in the trash. I could not live with myself knowingly selling someone else fake blades.I wouldn't personally get tangled up in sending the fakes to another buyer.
Nope, my fake Gillette Rubies went straight in the trash. I could not live with myself knowingly selling someone else fake blades.I wouldn't personally get tangled up in sending the fakes to another buyer.
I do agree.vendors are not necessarily knowingly buying fakes
I personally wouldn't pass these on to someone else and looks like your making the right decision but a word of caution though, read the Ebay ad and policy really carefully though, as you may be on the hook for the shipping back to the vendor...Don't worry guys I am very honest and wouldn't do that. I just thought I would post and show you how silly it seemed. He was basically trying to kill 2 birds with one stone as to speak regarding postage and find another victim for the duff blades. He will have to send me a printable postage label which he must pay for so I can print and send back to him. Just a heads up to be careful dealing with him as maybe his stock is very low and getting rid of any fakes he as. Surely these cannot be legit old ones that have been awfully machined and was a mistake. The writing on the blade blurring off when wiped was very odd. But the shave blunt as can be and unusable. I pray that no one else gets any of these and just glad I got refunded
Sorry to hear you've had bad experiences from China. I've had a few myself but always been told by Ebay when speaking to them on the phone that the seller will have to pay as faulty goods and was even told not to pay for postage as I might not be able to get the postage fee back. He hasn't got a leg to stand on because he even tried to get me to pass the faulty blades to someone else. But I agree buying from China can be very risky as the goods that you get can not be as good as you think. I wanted a back up phone and saw an Android 9 phone from China that looked a bargain at £75. I received it and it was very slow but in settings it said Android 9. I downloaded an app called Device info HW and that said it was Android 6. They had put software on the phone to trick you. In the end the seller let me keep it and refunded me £60 as I said it was only worth that and he could have it back and pay for postage. Which he knew the phone was rubbish so he didn't bother shipping it back. Definitely have to be carefulI personally wouldn't pass these on to someone else and looks like your making the right decision but a word of caution though, read the Ebay ad and policy really carefully though, as you may be on the hook for the shipping back to the vendor...
I purchased an item from a Chinese vendor almost 2 years ago and submitted a dispute with pics of the parts clearly not being the same and because they had the ad written that the consumer was liable for return shipping the only way Ebay or Paypal would refund the money was if I paid to have the items returned to China out of my pocket. After looking into it the cost was more than what I paid so the order just went in the trash and chalked it up to lesson learned and have never bought from China since and never will!!
I found this under his Ebay account and it was as I expected... If you don't pay for the shipping the refund will be reversed.
What is the return policy?
dromashop accepts returns. Items must be returned within: 30 days. Refunds will be given as money back. The buyer pays for return shipping.
I certainly hope you have better luck than I did but my parts weren't even what I was paying for in the ad and was still declined a refund if I didn't pay the shipping fee back to the seller out of my pocket because he had the disclaimer in the contact seller area... Good luck...Sorry to hear you've had bad experiences from China. I've had a few myself but always been told by Ebay when speaking to them on the phone that the seller will have to pay as faulty goods and was even told not to pay for postage as I might not be able to get the postage fee back. He hasn't got a leg to stand on because he even tried to get me to pass the faulty blades to someone else. But I agree buying from China can be very risky as the goods that you get can not be as good as you think. I wanted a back up phone and saw an Android 9 phone from China that looked a bargain at £75. I received it and it was very slow but in settings it said Android 9. I downloaded an app called Device info HW and that said it was Android 6. They had put software on the phone to trick you. In the end the seller let me keep it and refunded me £60 as I said it was only worth that and he could have it back and pay for postage. Which he knew the phone was rubbish so he didn't bother shipping it back. Definitely have to be careful
I ordered 250 from Wizashave on 12/14. I haven’t received them yet. I checked in with the seller after the holidays and he assured me they are on the way. I believe him. Will post when they arrive, so you’ll have an idea of ship time (keeping in mind the holidays).