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When you mark a CD RWAP do you let the person who sent it to you know why? update: just wanted to ask because I received a CD that was not only dirty with smudges and grime but very much worn and scratched. I sent the sender a note saying that it did not work in any CD players and would not even download to my computer so that I could get a good copy. I told them I had to mark it RWAP. They accused of me of illegally making a copy of the disc (which I didn't do) and ranted on how to never get items from them again and that I was rude and harrassing them. So now, I am thinking, maybe next (if it ever happens again, this was my first RWAP on SwapaCD) that maybe I should not send a note? Last Edited on: 3/28/13 9:56 PM ET - Total times edited: 1 |
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Most of the discs I receive with a problem are busted to pieces in the mail. I scanned a picture of the multiple pieces of a disc pulverized in the mail and sent it to one sender. It made a believer out of him and he vowed to never package according to "site guidelines" again. |
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Communication is always good, so when I have received a cd with a problem and marked it as such, I have always sent the sender a message telling him/her why. |
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Absolutely let them know why you RWAP'd it ..... when they send you something that's dirty and smudged, they KNOW it. To come back and accuse you ... is just a pathetic attempt at "defending" themselves. The last nasty CD I received (CD actually worked) ..but the artwork had greasy splotches (yuck) and two sided tape on it. I did receive it in .... but I let them know that the artwork was going into the trash. |
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Wow he sure got defensive. He knows he was in the wrong in posting the item and is trying to turn it around on you. I would continue to note why you mark something RWAP here or the other sites. I haven't had to mark anything RWAP here yet but I especially would like to know if a disc was damaged if there was something I could have done differently in wrapping. I learned on swapadvd to use bigger pieces of bubble wrap to keep the disc in, after having a couple marked in RWAP one of the members messaged me and told me what happened, so I was able to change my wrapping technique to keep it from happening again. As far as putting cd's on the computer, I have to rip a cd to my library in order to put the music on my mp3 players, there are 4 in my home. Otherwise, I could never transfer the music! As long as you own the cd it's allowed. |
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A few weeks late, but... That sender was not trading in good faith, and was abusing the site (and the receiver!). If I knew who it was, I would quietly ask the site to bar them. I would suggest that you do this for everyone's good. This was a scamster, and this is not their dumping ground. |
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