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Old 12-04-2021, 05:06 AM   #7
Uncle Robin
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Originally Posted by zenji View Post

3. Is there any chance at all they are just selling off returned items and hoping that the people who get them won't notice the particular problems they have (e.g Josie talked about a yellowish screen, which MAYBE an e-ink newbie might assume is normal??)

4. This is NOT impossible for a company that clearly doesn't see fit to check the items for problems before they go out.
There is a BIG difference between poor QC and outright fraud, which is what selling refurbished as new would be. As for your concerns about spending a lot of money and having difficulty returning it, caveat emptor. "You pays your money and you takes your chances" if you choose to buy from outside your country and outside the protection of your country's consumer protection laws. Since you've already made your views on Kobo's quality control painfully and tediously clear, the risk is one you're well aware of, the consequences are of your own choosing.
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