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Originally Posted by Sonist
Actually, if the seller knowingly sold a defective and blacklisted unit without disclosing it, it's likely fraud. If the seller doesn't issue a full refund, the appropriate parties to contact would be Ebay, Paypal and the credit card company.
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Is that
just because of the blacklisting, which AFAIK is Amazon-specific (I don't know if Kobo has a blacklisting procedure, or for that matter if they ever say "shipping it back costs too much money, just keep the defective unit")?
Or are you saying the sale of a known defective unit is fraud? That would be something difficult to prove to Paypal -- the "knowingly" bit.
In this case, it *seems* the OP bought from a seller that knowingly sold a defective unit.
So, is that Kobo's responsibility?
You seem to agree it wouldn't be Amazon's responsibility.