You did not see any of these problems when you went to get the game?

I would of just gotten my money back. From him or from PayPal.

asking for money back straight out? Best of luck with that one. Caveat emptor.

Your from Voorhees and it's halloween, I would lock myself in a closet until tomorrow when it's safe to come out again....

If item is Not As Described you can money back from PayPal.

Did you try it out when you got there? If not, why not?? If it's that bad, 180 miles is nothing for a refund.

If it is the ebay auction i think it is: I hate to say it, but you can see the translite in the pics of the auction, and you're buying from a non-pinhead. They ALWAYS have a different standard of condition than collectors. $760 isn't that bad of a deal for what you describe.

I'd keep it. Bad DMD would be a good excuse to upgrade to a color display everyone is talking about.

Hopefully you can get some cash back, and you just learned a good lesson. Buying on eBay with pins blows and always inspect Everything and play it multiple times at very least. Maybe the seller didn't see or know of the issues, but if this person said they were into electronics, they probably should have. Best if luck in getting the issue resolved!~SpOoKy

well, for what it's worth, the issues you describe don't sound TOO terrible. (not sure what you paid, that could be a factor)

My batman forever has some wires soldered to the PS and they function just fine. i have the ide connectors to fix it, but i just leave it for now until i get around to it. The DMD would be most irritating to me, but as you say, it's not so bad unless there is a circumstance to the far left that highlights the problem.

I have had to go through ALL my machines to bring them up to my standard. Name of the game for me.

if it is the 760 one. then i say you got a screamin deal.

I agree! The connecters and Flipper PCB are easy, cheap fixes. $5 should cover all the parts needed. Great deal in my book.

Honestly, if you looked at it in person and loaded it up, I don't think you should get anything back. I guess I feel like once an item has been inspected and accepted, that's it.

agree.

Not a bad price underrated game not to difficult but fun

id be happy with that purchase for $760. I paid $1200 for a trashed tftc.

I have an issue with an interstate pin I got. I am going to have to replace some switches and one part from a drop target assembly and little thing that really cost more time than money. I can cop that even tho this is suppose to be a top end 100% pin that I payed top coin for (TZ $4200). The thing that concerns me most is that the glass is the wrong stuff I think. It's got some chips in it that I have never seen in proper pinball glass before and I think it will need replacing. Do you think this is something I just have to take being that I could understand that someone that didn't know dic about pinballs might say "glass is glass I didn't know there was any special requirement"

There is one like you are describing at the local pizza place up here.
The owner asked me if I wanted to buy it and I told him for a pizza and a pitcher I would haul it off for him.

Don't ask for money back. You'll just make a fool of yourself. Live and learn, buying on eBay without being able to see before you buy is always risky. Sometimes the risk is worth it. It doesn't sound like you did too too bad, honestly.

I think it's an important lessons for all of is - when you inspect machines, you better look under the hood. I know I have picked up machines, and not done an inspection to the level I should have. Sure I've gotten burned (not boned) once or twice, but it was my error.

If you think that all sellers are going to disclose everything wrong with a product they are selling - dont' ever try and buy a house.