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Originally Posted by Profiler
As the old expression goes - "you get what you pay for".
Caveat Emptor is the seminal legal doctrine to purchases. When the vendor openly lists various disclaimers about no quality warranties etc I "personally" would be thinking about spending my time and money at the TAB.
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While I pretty much agree with your post, my point was I would've taken the risk of purchasing one in the knowledge that I may get a less than "perfect" example (compared to some of the lucky ones), but I would expect to have some recourse with the company if that was the case. Their website states otherwise. That is what has put me off.
They could easily market them as "semi-apo", and "not totally colour free" etc, instead of the blurb they used.