I fell in love with a quilt at a show recently so I went on line to buy the pattern. "Stars of Grace". Found it on ebay, my son did so I told him to order it for me. Well it came today. 3 pages torn out of a McCalls quilting magazine and he paid $8.25 including shipping. That is so sad. If I had known it was a McCalls pattern I could have ordered the magazine for less than $8.25. Sorry, but things like this do not sit well with me. Grrrrrr!
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I hope you sent it back and raise a big fuss. Send a conplaint to Ebay on the seller
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It doesn't sit well with me either, but it is legal. I think ebay should require that they state it is from a mag.
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I can see why you're disgruntled! And the postage on three pages would definitely not be $8.25!
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Sorry to hear you had a bad ebay experience. I have to wonder how McCall's quilting magazine feels about this. It doesn't seem right that someone should make money by selling individual pages of the magazine.
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That's horrible. Complain to ebay!
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we have already covered this topic thoroughly.
it's legal. buyers need to read all the way through the description. if they didn't state it was pages from a magazine, you can leave "not as advertised/described" in the feedback. |
I just don't know how this could be legal.
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FYI: You can request cheaper shipping if you think it is too high. I ask before I bid.
I did buy one of these "patterns" but my seller stated up front that was what it was. I didn't have the magazine and wanted the pattern so I went ahead and bought. Not my favorite thing to do. |
Did the seller identify the source of the pattern in his posting? If he did not, I would ask for money to be refunded due to "not as described" complaint.
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