Mrcalxy:


As I’ve stated earlier, I’m not a noob to the OLED display technology. This isn’t my first time buying a used TV, be it OLED, LED, QLED TV, etc.

Your replies so far show that you’re trying to gaslight other viewers into believing that this is normal and I have decided not to indulge in your intentions of derailing this thread.

The norms of a seller are to:
1. State his terms & conditions of service before taking money from the customers.
2. Accurately describe the conditions of the product before taking money from the customers.
3. Follow up on customer feedback.

From the above, Echoemporium Electronics failed to meet any of the requirements and you choose to also play a blind side to that, so your effort to gaslight viewers is dead on arrival. If you have proof contradicting the above, kindly provide that.

I am well aware that not all used TVs come in perfect condition, and as you can see in the conversation, I basically asked him to make known the full condition(every nitty gritty) of the TV, so I know what I am paying for (and this shouldn’t be so. A seller is the one that ought to provide a clear description on the condition of the product). There’s no way I’d have proceeded with the purchase if I knew that the TV already had all the stated underlying issues.

Did Echoemporium also let you know that I suggested a solution to this problem by saying that I wouldn't mind paying more if he sold me a brand-new TV?

In addition, if you are supportive of the mode of Echoemporium doing business, then it means that both of you are disingenuous and unethical, meaning no one should conduct business with such a fellow.





Can you please highlight the ways?

Mrcalxy:


This is a false narrative!

1. The person who went to his shop is not an OLED TV user and can’t see all the errors as I would.

2. My guy confirmed that the TV was the same and was repaired. We pointed this out to Echoemporium and he blatantly denied it being the same old TV nor was it a repaired TV.

3. I requested that Echoemporium grant me a warranty on the TV considering that my guy already confirmed the TV to be a repaired TV and I can’t confirm what was repaired, also knowing fully well that most repair guys aren’t competent. Echoemporium denied again saying the TV is a NEW replacement and not the old TV.

Mrcalxy:



Is it wrong for me to point out issues on a TV I received and I'm not satisfied with? Funny enough the indicators of a bad TV showed itself very quickly. You can clearly see that he chose not to respond to my complaints. Is that how business is done?

Mrcalxy:


Then I believe you’re not seeing things from a neutral standpoint.


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Clearly, you missed where I already pointed this out as well as other issues. I’m not a noob to the world of OLED displays. Mind you, I’ve tried the pixel refresh option multiple times and there’s not even an inch of improvement. The panel is definitely failing already and needs replacement.

As for vertical banding, there are varying tolerance levels and this isn’t one I’m willing to tolerate.

If you and Echoemporium feel this isn’t an issue and is ok then it should cost him nothing to accept his TV back and sell to someone else. Another positive side for him is that prices have gone up from the date of purchase.

Mrcalxy:


This is a false narrative!

1. The person who went to his shop is not an OLED TV user and can’t see all the errors as I would.

2. My guy confirmed that the TV was the same and was repaired. We pointed this out to Echoemporium and he blatantly denied it being the same old TV nor was it a repaired TV.

3. I requested that Echoemporium grant me a warranty on the TV considering that my guy already confirmed the TV to be a repaired TV and I can’t confirm what was repaired, also knowing fully well that most repair guys aren’t competent. Echoemporium denied again saying the TV is a NEW replacement and not the old TV.

Mrcalxy:



Is it wrong for me to point out issues on a TV I received and I'm not satisfied with? Funny enough the indicators of a bad TV showed itself very quickly. You can clearly see that he chose not to respond to my complaints. Is that how business is done?

Mrcalxy:


Thanks josemariee for your response.




I insisted on refund from the first delivery of a bad TV because I quickly detected that Echoemporium does not have integrity and shouldn’t be trusted but he held my refund hostage.