TriggerWicked

I recently sold a phone on ebay that was a big piece of crap, but because I got it for so cheap, I wasn’t too upset about it. We were even able to make a few bucks profit after selling it, but the person who bought it clearly was an idiot.
*Pulls out conference tables* Here is the email i received from them:

“Eric, i prefer to send this back for a refund. The phone doesnt work. It randomly shuts off while using it, even with a full charge. im not pleased. lets work something out here. you sold me a faulty phone. Thanks.”

Sounds reasonable enough right? Wrong. Take a look at the actual listing. What could anyone have expected to receive other than a broken phone. Here is the listing:

“This is a used Tmobile Motorola A630 that includes a battery, wall charger, and desktop charger. It shows signs of usage which you can see in the pictures. There is a bit of paint rubbed off on the center button, and a little crack in the 2 key, but does not effect anything other than their appearance. Some of the pics of the screen look weird and distorted, but it is just from the camera. The charger port will not charge the battery, which is why I got the desktop charger. The charge port is a known issue with this phone model, but the desktop charger is a simple solution. Also this phone will sometimes randomly shut off on me for no reason. I have no idea what the cause of this is. Phone will not include a sim card, but will work with your current tmobile sim. Sold for repair or parts. Because this phone is used it is sold as-is, and the sale is final with no returns. Thanks for looking. “

The sale of our couch to the psychotic break-down-the-door buyers is still the craziest ebay experience I’ve ever heard of, but this one is easily one of the dumbest.