Icesay
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March 2010
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Damage to print, by Icesay on Feb 24, 2013 22:56:56 GMT 1, Hi folks, as valued peers thought would seek advice. I recently got a print which was damaged along the edges, some small creases and sinks, like when put in the tune the top cap has forced the edges over. Due to the fact it's a a/p and doodled right to the edges should I A: See if can be fixed. B: Return it for a refund, C: Ask for for some money off from the seller as print is damaged or D: Claim on insurance? was damaged in transit so not Sellers fault. I want to keep print but not happy with damage. Any suggestions?
Hi folks, as valued peers thought would seek advice. I recently got a print which was damaged along the edges, some small creases and sinks, like when put in the tune the top cap has forced the edges over. Due to the fact it's a a/p and doodled right to the edges should I A: See if can be fixed. B: Return it for a refund, C: Ask for for some money off from the seller as print is damaged or D: Claim on insurance? was damaged in transit so not Sellers fault. I want to keep print but not happy with damage. Any suggestions?
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ilmambo
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March 2010
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Damage to print, by ilmambo on Feb 25, 2013 1:18:02 GMT 1, get it restored and ask for a part refund of the same amount.
get it restored and ask for a part refund of the same amount.
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misterx
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Damage to print, by misterx on Feb 25, 2013 2:22:43 GMT 1, My suggestion is to only post one thread with your problem rather than have two exact threads running at the same time...
And keep off the ice.
My suggestion is to only post one thread with your problem rather than have two exact threads running at the same time...
And keep off the ice.
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