Do you hate when....

It doesn't look bad but it completely fell apart when I opened it

I bought a Michelle McCool with the leg put on backwards

This is y I try not to buy loose on eBay. I hate getting damaged figs.

I bought an undisputed title from classifieds years ago that was described as that in "great condition" and when it arrived it was in crap condition.

To be honest I don't trust the classifieds, besides the possibility of getting ripped off, people sell their stuff more expensive than Ebay.

Here is the link to the auction inparticlar.cgi.EBAY LINK NOT ALLOWED/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230912157418&ssPageName=ADME:X:AAQ:US:1123 .

I was very friendly. I still have all the e-mails, as well. I have built up over 300 pleasant sale. This sale, was like any other. There was a bid, the guy won, and paid quickly. I had shipped Monday 21th Jan, then I get an e-mail about condition, and it was listed as used. The picture showed the figure with an unflattering image of loose waist line. I reassure the guy its fine, which I believe it was. After all, I had over 250 positive feedback with 100%. Guy gets it and boom! E-mail about condition.
I laid out the option. They said that they were going to keep it and superglue it. I get a neutral and in return I blacklist him from future auctions. Here's my option on the matter, and I'm writing this in defense of my good name, this guy is a leech. I've come across a few people that has tried to scam a few dollars after a deal is done. I get the same messages, "I like it and want it, but feel like because it wasn't 100% it should be a little less." I even had a guy try to explain that way of thinking. Here's a quote,
"Have you ever gone to a store and found something you really wanted, only to find its the only one they had but there was something wrong with it. So after bringing it to the clerks attention you then receive a certain percentage off, everybody does it. Its good business and a good way to keep your reputation."
This guy who tried to explain this logic, also compared himself to John Cena. Who knows, it could have been him the whole time. By the way, the quote above came from my, cherry-popping negative feedback. Also, I've heard of collectors that superglue the figures anyways. Why?? IDK, collectors are an eccentric bunch. Here is the one rule I have, Buyer pays return shipping. Full refunds for items returned. No refunds or partial refunds for items kept.
Listen, I'm a dad with a wife and 2 young kids. I have a full time job, and sale collections on eBay. I've been a fan of wrestling for over 20 years. I've started buying bigger lots of figures to pluck for my collections (Elites) then piece out to rest. The description was never false, I was 4 months into eBay, so I know I'm a newb, but I'm no sucker. Some good came of this, I work a lot harder to list any detail possible and I finally set up a WF account. Don't worry I'm not here to promote, I'm here as a fan of wrestling. All I'm asking is to not believe the word of one buyer.

With Maddie1339 joining WFigs, this whole thread has just been turned into a court scene from Law and Order...