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Old 19-10-14, 08:32 PM
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Quite frankly, I think the best thing to do is just not to deal with that particular person again, if they want to mix the good with the bad and do it in a most blatant way, I would be very happy to look elsewhere.

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There can also be the problem of warning a seller of a dodgy badge- and them then banning you from their auctions. Happened to me some years back. Could be a problem if that seller then went on to have a rare badge you want to bid on. Like has been said though, often ones polite warning over a badge gets no reply or action.
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Old 19-10-14, 09:27 PM
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Talking Banned . . !

I bought two badges from a seller on ebay and returned both, the first was a KLR which a forum member said was wrong and the second an Essex and Suffolk Cyclist which was a very good fake, the seller returned my money less postage, I gave him positive feedback as he had IMO behaved correctly and he promptly banned me from bidding on his auctions.

If only all dud badge dealers followed his example . . !

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Old 19-10-14, 09:31 PM
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Should have put the latest link in a YCV thread. Never mind. I take it you also think its an example of a duff version Frank? Regards, Paul.
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Old 20-10-14, 06:54 AM
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Hello Rob,
I think you did the right thing, bad news travels rather faster than good these days and if he does that all the time, his customer base will decrease.
Regards Frank

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I bought two badges from a seller on ebay and returned both, the first was a KLR which a forum member said was wrong and the second an Essex and Suffolk Cyclist which was a very good fake, the seller returned my money less postage, I gave him positive feedback as he had IMO behaved correctly and he promptly banned me from bidding on his auctions.

If only all dud badge dealers followed his example . . !

Rob
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Old 20-10-14, 12:54 PM
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Yes , I do, why is it that there are now all these differing badges, there certainly was not thirty five yeas ago.
A real one is certainly worth more than the price paid too!

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Should have put the latest link in a YCV thread. Never mind. I take it you also think its an example of a duff version Frank? Regards, Paul.
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