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First off, that sucks. Not the seller, not the buyer, but the situation. It's an inherent risk with these types of games.
If you're looking to get rid of the machine, stop spending money and sell it with known issues. Be honest with the buyer and offer them the courtesy you were not given.
If you'd like to keep the machine, spend the money and make it right.
Quoted from johnwartjr:That was probably the worst pinball experience I ever had. I'm glad I didn't let it ruin pinball for me!
Thanks for sharing this story. I guess it proves that every story has two sides and not everything is cut and dry. This is why listing names of what some folks may consider 'shady sellers' or 'scammers' is bad form. There's always another side.
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