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Personal Opinion on the Tubler Incident
WhaleShark1
03-26-03 00:55
I'm someone who usually only buys things from flea markets when I need parts for my bike, which I ride alone. But somehow, the story spread and I became curious about what was going on, so I decided to check out the forum after a long time.
Overall, it feels one-sided, but there seems to be some debate as well.
I don't intend to side with or advocate for the seller. After all, the problem started with his own mistake, and his response wasn't ideal in many ways.
However, from the perspective of someone who enjoys various hobbies, including audio, it seems that the perception within Dossa is different from what I felt outside. There seems to be a gap in viewpoints.
Carrot Market, Bungaejangter, Jungona, and other small communities like Naver Cafe, which are representative middle-aged trading platforms, generally tend to consider detailed confirmation in used transactions as the primary responsibility of the buyer. To put it bluntly, that's absolute.
Of course, it's understandable that the buyer feels wronged. It would be frustrating if they thought they were buying a cleaner and ended up with a Tubler. However, I wonder if it was impossible to ask about it beforehand.
From here on out, this is more of a personal opinion. To borrow the seller's words, maybe that friend is used to other sites and different categories of used transactions than bicycles.
It seems that things have gotten out of hand from the beginning. I just feel like that friend is being subjected to excessive witch hunts compared to his own mistakes. That's why he might have set up a defense mechanism and become more defensive. While trees are good, some comments and actions seem inappropriate because they are swept away by the atmosphere and driven irrationally.
I hope everyone here can live in a community where they can look back without regret.
Thank you for listening to me without judgment.
