Melting Furnace .
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Moneybox said:
The mind boggles :8
Reminds me of the jingle ....
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Thank you very much , thank you very very much :lol:
I hope theyre just
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My thought on this , was that they were selling bankrupt stock on the cheap . I have just read the payment details on Paypal which states it is a furnace for melting metals . The "gift " might be their way of checking your address and details . If that was delivered , then it is safe to send the furnace . We will see .
Heres another on Ebay that seems too good to be true https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1638117...emsV2WithMLRv3&_trksid=p2047675.c101196.m2219
and only $26 aud
and only $26 aud
As usual from chinah, the add is deliberately misleading in its wording. when you read the description it clearly states that it is a smelting kit. Still $26 dollars aint too bad for a graphite crucible. I might order one just to see what turns up 
jethro said:As usual from chinah, the add is deliberately misleading in its wording. when you read the description it clearly states that it is a smelting kit. Still $26 dollars aint too bad for a graphite crucible. I might order one just to see what turns up
You really just want a panda pencil dont ya
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Boys, my recommendation is to claim via EBAY as soon as possible, that trader is hanging you out to dry.
They string you along until your claim time is expired via Ebay, then you have little or no time to claim via Paypal.
Had this happen to me.
Luckily I was backed up by Paypal and the 'seller' had not clean out the account and closed it !
I actually think Paypal just took the hit themselves.
Start you claims asap, if the seller is genuine, then they can confirm it with Ebay or they will offer a refund anyway.
My warning to you, your money......
Gifts turn up like this, now they can claim it was delivered and have the evidence of your pick up signatures confirmation delivery.
Good luck.
I do hope you get what you are chasing.
O
They string you along until your claim time is expired via Ebay, then you have little or no time to claim via Paypal.
Had this happen to me.
Luckily I was backed up by Paypal and the 'seller' had not clean out the account and closed it !
I actually think Paypal just took the hit themselves.
Start you claims asap, if the seller is genuine, then they can confirm it with Ebay or they will offer a refund anyway.
My warning to you, your money......
Gifts turn up like this, now they can claim it was delivered and have the evidence of your pick up signatures confirmation delivery.
Good luck.
I do hope you get what you are chasing.
O
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I did not buy from E-bay . It was an ad . on Facebook . I did pay by Paypal . I will wait a bit longer , Paypal will still refund .
I did not sign for the "gift " . It states on Paypal that it is a furnace . I have got the rapping from the "gift " , a padded envelope with the addresses on .
I did not sign for the "gift " . It states on Paypal that it is a furnace . I have got the rapping from the "gift " , a padded envelope with the addresses on .
Oh okay, well I do hope it turns up for you.
20th September, nice interest on ya money Phil.
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Too cheap to be true gentlemen.
How I wish it was true, for your gain.
"Such is life"
How I wish it was true, for your gain.
"Such is life"
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Moneybox said:
Phil,
I bought this one 6 months ago, used about a dozen times, crucible is good, no sign of damage or erosion.
Heats up quick.
Would recommend
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/274628081758
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