Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2009/05/27
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]I sold an 2,8/90mm Elmarit 1693447 on that 'other' auction site recently to someone in the UAE with a Hong Kong domain address. First, the package comes back returned to sender, then I resent it, including a Leitz UVa filter and the offer to refund shipping as compensation for the delayed shipping time. The buyer receives the item and files a PayPal claim stating that there is separation in the lens. I didn't notice any fault when shipped. I had the lens insured by the post office. The buyer wants to just return the lens for refund when I told him I would be filing a postal insurance claim. He stated that the separation was ten years old. I'm no lens expert by any stretch, but I am asking if mishandling in shipment could be cause the alleged fault. I'm not trying to shortchange a buyer, but if the damage could be caused in shipping, I'd much rather claim on the insurance. There is a language difference, which I am not complaining about, but I want to make things right, even if the listing stated no returns, while not trying to lose my shirt. Advice appreciated. Charlie