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I bought LBP off Play.com and was sent a code for a NARIKO costume… which sells on ebay for £30!! Since I bought the game for £27.99… I am quite happy about this!
But how do I sell a code without getting my fingers burnt? What if the buyer sells it on to his mate, and tells me the code was invalid? (It is ofcourse valid – accessorising dolls really isnt my thing!)
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That is sad. 30 quid, jesus 😯
This is ebay, the buyer can always stitch you up. Is the code printed on a piece of paper? Post that to them, and as that paper is official they can’t complain about it not working because it’s guaranteed to work.
I am worried that if I send them a legitamte code, they could easily tell ebay it was used, and force me to give them the money back… I have no way of proving it is legit… you see…
Same goes for a game code. I could have kept my BF2 CD-KEY and still used it after I sold the CD’s on Ebay.
I don’t think you have anyway of protecting yourself from a crappy ebayer. Just make sure the guy who you sell it to has LOADS of good ebay feedback.
Yeah, I’m in agreement with tooth. Positive feedback is the only thing that is any sort of guarantee on Ebay, but ultimately anyone can stitch you up by claiming things did not arrive/were broken/had poo smeared on them, etc.
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