kittensoft072662
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Yes I think its grounds for a law suit..lol |
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limey_not_lime
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Couldn't you collect the watery bits together and put them in a freezer? |
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♥Trinity♥
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Why would you buy ice cubes over the internet? |
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corgan_cover
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I'm not so sure about the refund but I would contact the seller and give them the option to make the situation right. See if they will send you a freezer! ;-P |
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blanklacey
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yes, i would be down right pissed |
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nolagirl504
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LMAO! You're silly, Rab. Please tell me you're joking. |
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js8incher
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hahahahahahahaha |
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Fairy Codswallop
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Yes, they should've been packaged and sent in a freezer lorry or whatever and got to you as ice cubes, unless the seller said they might melt.
It's not as described and so a violation of the agreement. |
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Stray Kittycat
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LOL and almost rolling on floor... what a good smart-aleck question that doesn't require a sincere answer. |
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alexnd03
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if your stupid enough to buy something like that from ebay, you deserve to be ripped off |
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BecauseISaidSo
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Bummer. |
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timc_fla
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2 pts. |
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cocobeachzanzibar
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CONDITIONS APPLY... YOU HAD TO ORDER A COOLBOX TOO |
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texas nerd
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besides the fact you bought ICE overe ebay, if they said they would be frozen when they arrived, i wuld ask for a refund, otherwise forget about |
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mrsleslie_lady
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why the hell would someone buy ice cubes on e-bay?
you need a refund on your brain. Ask your parents about that one. |
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mommymelissa
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Just re-freeze them and they will be like new again! |
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menotyou9
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review the auction. see what it says on refund. IT no refund is offered then nope. Bbut if it say that a refund can be arangged ect ect. then yea. but u have to read the auction carefully |
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calibluz
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Great question (not) - dont think so. But thank you for the 2 points. =) |
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davidwil
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MOTHERRR SOUP
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You're joking, right?
Who buys ice cubes over the internet?
Atleast you got the water. :) |
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JuVi
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no |
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Ang
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You should go over the terms and conditions of the sale. |
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Gran Gran
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LOL you need a life. Chill out. They were frozen when you bought them you should have insured them. |
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Ranto
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Since it is now a liquid asset, you should have no trouble selling it in the open market. |
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Dz Nutz
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That question is hilarious. But some of the people that took you serious and actually answered the question is the funny part. |
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mlalondeca
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no you don't have any grounds.Who in there wright mind would expect to receive ice cubes vie mail? |
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