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Buyer said her son playing with LEGO and got rashes?

I sold the 6166 Big Brick Box set not long ago and just got a message from a buyer who told me that her son playing with those LEGO bricks and got rashes. She included pictures in her message. The brick box I sent to her is brand new and therefore sealed. Has anyone heard about allergy to the LEGO bricks?

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  • BS. Tell her you're happy to accept returns for any reason and don't engage with her crazy.

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    Just think about it and don't make too rash a decision. Its not worth putting a scratch on your good name. I understand you may be itching to teach her a lesson, but you don't want a red mark on your

  • I don't give a hoot about negative feedback, but I also don't waste my time and energy fighting with crazy people.   The very small loss I'd take on this would be well worth a) getting thi

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I sold the 6166 Big Brick Box set not long ago and just got a message from a buyer who told me that her son playing with those LEGO bricks and got rashes. She included pictures in her message. The brick box I sent to her is brand new and therefore sealed. Has anyone heard about allergy to the LEGO bricks?

 

Can you provide her Ebay ID. I want to block her.

I wonder if stories like this make those who say "a buyer only needs to pay and they deserve immediate positive feedback" change their thoughts on that...

I wonder if stories like this make those who say "a buyer only needs to pay and they deserve immediate positive feedback" change their thoughts on that...

 

Its a valid point. I have a auto feedback service do mine because I am trying to lessen the burden on myself. It does it right after they pay. But since you can't leave negative, what does waiting get you (besides not giving them feedback - which doesn't matter the way Ebay is set up)? Can you not report the buyer after you already left feedback?

Some people care about feedback, some don't, but I certainly wouldn't leave this person a positive. Even if it wasn't against ebay policies, leaving a negative positive is pointless because you're just giving the person another feedback point. Once your comment falls off the first page nobody is going to be skimming their comments to verify.

Kid's have overactive immune system and can get all kinds of gross stuff out of the blue.  I had my newborn daughter sleeping next to a frigging cat without any ill effects and breaking out in hives and having difficulty breathing whenever there was a fish in the house.  Mind you not near her but in the general vicinity.  Fish smell, hives wheezing, get her outside wheezing stops hives go away in an hour.  Point is that  yes it is possible that her son got rashes from Lego or something that was on that Lego so what? As long as he didn't go into anaphylactic shock he'll be fine.  This is a case of an overbearing overprotective mom, it's probably her first.  She'll either snap out of it or she'll totally screw up that kid. 

I wonder if stories like this make those who say "a buyer only needs to pay and they deserve immediate positive feedback" change their thoughts on that...

 

Nope.

 

Just like when I worked in an office and a customer left, I'd say, "Thanks!" I had no idea if that customer was going to go and tell every one of her friends and neighbors that we were lying scammers, I just thanked everyone for their business as a matter of course. Same thing on eBay.

Can you provide her Ebay ID. I want to block her.

If it is within the guidelines of this forum, I would lurve to start a thread in the members only section where people post The IDs of the crazies.

It would save all of us a lot of headaches.

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Mod's shot that idea down.  Two sides to every story and the truth is somewhere in between is the reason.  From time to time people post most offensive ebay ids  in this forum section so keep an eye out for new posts.. 

Mod's shot that idea down. Two sides to every story and the truth is somewhere in between is the reason. From time to time people post most offensive ebay ids in this forum section so keep an eye out for new posts..

Understandable. Thanks for the info. If anyone starts a list like that on another site, please let me know.

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  • 7 years later...

I’m actually having the same issue with Legos Every time I go to build my face starts itching and I break out in hives and get a headache I used to be fine with them years ago so guess I’ve got a new allergy I’ll bet her don is just allergic to the legos like me

Holy necro post Batman!

This topic is gold. How have I missed it? Antihistamine gold! 

26 minutes ago, iahawks550 said:

This topic is gold. How have I missed it? Antihistamine gold! 

 

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