Colin-H
Second Unit
- Joined
- Jun 25, 2002
- Messages
- 391
Sam, I don't think you got his point. He knew his logic was wrong. He was just mimicking your logic to show that it too was wrong. When did the store's DVD player become the standard? The standard should be the consumer's DVD player, not the store's DVD player. My player was also from Best Buy. Maybe I should've brought that up. Wonder if they would've accepted a return on it. Ha.
If I tried to sell this disc used, I could not in good conscience have said that the disc is in mint condition. If it is not in mint condition out of the box, it is defective. Simple as that.
I believe that most people on the forum would've done the same thing. In all the discs I have bought, rented, and borrowed, I have not seen another disc with a similar flaw.
If I tried to sell this disc used, I could not in good conscience have said that the disc is in mint condition. If it is not in mint condition out of the box, it is defective. Simple as that.
I believe that most people on the forum would've done the same thing. In all the discs I have bought, rented, and borrowed, I have not seen another disc with a similar flaw.