So It Was Just Another Dirty Con Trick...
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.what they will often do is sell the item dirt cheap but charge a load for p&p, well over what it actually costs.
you receive the item and its wrong or broken and they hope you will not want to fork out for the return postage and therefore just keep the item
they get rid of their crappy items and coin it in in excess p&p.
avoid
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