i'm on the op's side here. i get stuff off ebay and people turn round, after i find it doesn't work, and say the listing didn't say it worked it's as described. you should have checked first! then i am expected to pay to return it.
sellers need to take note of these things and describe them fully rather than losing customers. i had an instance of buying drum software described as having "55 kits." after i bought it i found it had 4 kits the company was defining a "kit" as a drum... i already had all that as part as other software and i did ask before hand but they never bothered to email me back after 3 weeks so i bought the software... after a long fight i got my money back but they are in my bad books for life. in that case they changed the wording. the only defence they had is that every other company was just as unscrupulous in their descriptions.
