neatfreak
Super_Ideal_Rock
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Date: 1/23/2009 2:20:43 PM
Author: drewbot
Sorry I didn''t mean to be so harsh. We''re cool, right?Date: 1/23/2009 1:15:26 AM
Author: arjunajane
I didn''t lecture you, and I don''t recall saying I told you so either.
And I don''t see how my comments are any more damning than the rest in this thread?
I do agree you av is funny.
So the guy offered to refund me 50% of my entire purchase. I''m going to send the stones back today, but in order not to make this more confusing than it shoul be, i''m going to run down exactly how messed up they got me.
I actually won 2 auctions, for 2 rocks, and with the intention of selecting one or none. Here is the short version:
What I was expecting, and how much I paid:
1.01 carat 6.25x6.25x3.95mm 63.2% depth ratio
1.03 carat 6.3x6.3x4.0mm 61% depth ratio
total cost to me $1511
approximate market value $6000
advertised market value $7000
What I actually got:
1.01 carat 6.0x6.0x3.95mm 68.3% depth ratio
0.343 carat 4.5x4.5x2.8mm 62% depth ratio
0.327 carat 4.5x4.5x2.75mm 61% depth ratio
approximate market value $1500 + $300 + 300 = $2100
So I paid $1511 and recieved $2100 worth of rough looking diamonds. The seller offered to refund 50% of my money. I could walk away from this for a total cost to me of about $750. I may not exactly have what I wanted, but should I take this deal as it was offered to me? I think I''m going to head down to fred meyers and see how nasty their $3000 rock is (and bring my Idealscope)
Thanks everyone! Boy is this funMore pics to come!
I hope you are kidding about keeping them. $750 is much too much for these pieces of crap.