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Originally Posted by Shopaholic
Wow! you don't ask much do you?
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No I don't. My demands are quite modest and reasonable.
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Originally Posted by Shopaholic
You want a seller to break an agreement they have with their supplier (to not sell outside the US)
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Agreement ? Is Sony their mother or father ? Or the police maybe ?
I don't give a frack what stupid Sony wants and if the supplier has already purchased the e-readers they need from Sony to resell, neither should they (unless they've already signed some kind of contract to not sell internationally). When you buy something it's yours to do whatever the frack you want I say. Though this thing seems backordered everywhere so that's not the case.
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Originally Posted by Shopaholic
and ship via a method where they could lose any PayPal seller protection by shipping it without tracking and signature.
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USPS also has tracking, and insurance, don't know about signatures. And sellers don't really need protection when they get the money upfront, it's the buyers who really need the protection, when you send money to someone over the Internet you never really know who you're dealing with and whether they're really going to send you the merchandise.
I know the sellers need to protect themselves against fraudsters who might order something and pay for it and then claim it never arrived and ask for another so as to get two for the price of one, but I seriously doubt there's lots of those because that can't be that profitable so they could just so they could just drown the loss in the profit from the much greater number of honest customers.
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Originally Posted by Shopaholic
Good luck with finding someone willing to do that.
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I will, I have before.
Now please don't post again in this thread unless you can provide the usefull answer I was asking for.
P.S.
There was one guy selling these readers on eBay really cheaply and shipping worldwide very cheaply (it must had been USPS), price with shipping I think 330-340$, but they sold out in a flash.