
A few weeks ago I was at a brick-and-mortar store looking for some horsey stuff for Amy and Rebecca. I immediately thought, “I bet I can find this for less on eBay.” I came right home and found exactly (I thought) what I was looking for at a fraction of the store’s cost. I put in a bid, won the auction and received the riding crop today.
Can I tell you how incredibly disappointed I am?
The listing said the crop was brand new. If flaking leather (can leather flake?) and a water-damaged handle can be considered new then the description was perfect.
I quickly requested a return code and the company will offer me a refund, I’m sure. Only after I contacted the seller, however, I realized that by the time I paid shipping back to the company the shipping costs would be more than I’d paid for the actual crop.
Now the question is what kind of feedback do I leave? The order came quickly, so that’s a plus. Of course, the order is a piece of trash, so that’s a minus. I suppose I’ll go with neutral.
I should have bought the crop at Tom’s. And I think I’ll stick to selling.
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