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Originally Posted by Spyne98

I got an SDCC legends set (for a fair price off eBay) and the Dormammu has a leg that won't stay connected to his body. I contacted the seller. I'll take an exchange. Or even money back. Ugh. I don't know if I should be mad at the seller or Hasbro lol

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Originally Posted by ultraman zoffy

If it was new in box, how could you be mad at the seller?

I agree. If it was still sealed, the seller had absolutely nothing to do with the faulty figure. With eBay siding with the buyer most of the time, it sucks just as much for him as it does for you. If something is sold new in unopened packaging, hidden manufacturer defects such as frozen limbs or subpar paint apps on the back of a figure should not be considered the seller's fault. For better or worse, I believe eBay still considers it the seller's responsibility to make things right, however.

I once sold an MIB Marvel Universe Uncanny X-Men three-pack to a guy on eBay. He said that when his son opened it and tried to pose the Longshot figure, his hand snapped off from the peg. I wasn't mad at the kid, but disappointed with Hasbro, knowing that that would've happened to me a few times had I not had a blowdryer in hand. I consider myself a decent person and have 100% positive feedback on eBay, and just so happened to have an extra loose Longshot, so the problem was easily fixed. His son got a new figure, he sent me back the broken one so I could use it for custom fodder, and I was only out an additional Longshot and a few bucks for shipping.