Obviously the answer is to remove the batteries and sell without. I mean I doubt any of us report the batteries in game carts when sendig the USPS like we're supposed to, are we?
But yeah, short of replacing before selling or adding a lengthy list of nonsense like "Batteries may fail to hold saves or cause other oddities until replaced. Do not use while driving. Do not use genitals to remove carts from electrified consoles." it's hard. I am honest with people I buy from on Ebay if there's a problem or something that's excusable, but I don't sell there because it's even easier to get screwed.
Also, wife broke and dislocated ger ankle today and is in an extreme amount of pain. Gonna be surgery. Plus this is Day 6 of my new job and I had to leave early. :/. They're stand up guys and it's not gonna be a problem. Still sucks.
Let strength be granted, so the world might be mended...so the world might be mended.
As for eBay it is a hard place to sell if you are just a little guy. There isn't really much in the way of seller protection and since there is no way for sellers to leave negative feedback for buyers you never know who you are dealing with since all none selling buyers have 100% positive feedback.
About the only way you can get a feel for what a buyer will be like is by looking at the feedback they have left for others .
That is why I went back to just selling/trading here a lot less stress and a lot more fun .
Also, wife broke and dislocated ger ankle today and is in an extreme amount of pain. Gonna be surgery. Plus this is Day 6 of my new job and I had to leave early. :/. They're stand up guys and it's not gonna be a problem. Still sucks.
That sucks, Stark. I wish your wife a speedy recovery.
Also, wife broke and dislocated ger ankle today and is in an extreme amount of pain. Gonna be surgery. Plus this is Day 6 of my new job and I had to leave early. :/. They're stand up guys and it's not gonna be a problem. Still sucks.
Sorry about your wife. Best wishes, broken bones suck.
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