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Message:: [QUOTE="10gary22, post: 1026650, member: 23626"]1) This seller was honest and made an honest error. It happens. He offered to correct it at no expense to you. Would you buy from a store that offered no problems with returns ? I would and I think this one merits a positive feedback. 2) Again, this seller caught this error before you even got the coin. I think by notifying you before you even received it shows a good, honest effort on his part to do right by his customers. In a perfect world, this wouldn't happen, but we all make a mistake. Again, I would give this guy a positive feedback. 3) Something's wrong ! You need to contact the seller again and explain that the package was not yet received. Then you probably should open a claim. Maybe it was in a small envelope and got lost in the mail ? It does happen. That's why ANACS sends back coins in very large boxes I think. Harder to lose. Withhold feedback on this one until you are more informed.  You know, the guys selling on eBay for the most part are guys just like us. We want a fair and equitable transaction that satifies all parties. But one in a while someone sends the wrong order, misships an envelope or something. Unless I feel dishonesty or misleading statements in a listing, I will give a positive feedback. I don't see any reason to ding someone when they are trying to be fair. And unless I feel the seller is being totally dishonest I might not leave any feedback if I am less than satisfied. I may have mis-understood exactly what I was buying ? I like to give the benefit of doubt, because sometimes I get it wrong and I know it. I once got a poor feedback for charging $3 for Priority Mail Shipping that cost me $4.70 +19c because the buyer thought my shipping fees were too high. Go figure ? gary gary[/QUOTE]

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