The problem is the eBay sellers always label defective stuff as simply new product.
People buying it may or may not be ok with the defect.
Think bad welds, usually they're fine for a while and then they're very much not.
People buying it may or may not be ok with the defect.
Think bad welds, usually they're fine for a while and then they're very much not.
I can only assume it is worth it for the seller to sell untested goods as new, a good number must work long enough for the buyer to be happy.
hilarious fantasy
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