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Quoted from spblat:Experienced seller, 100% positive feedback
Hopefully not for long. If you're not happy, at least warn the next potential buyer so they know to specifically ask questions about condition, even if it cannot be seen when the game is setup.
Quoted from V8haha:Does it really matter?
Sure, now when/if this guy sells/trades the game, it matters to the next guy. Might take longer or might sell for less because it's now worth less in the eyes of the next potential buyer.
Quoted from PinMonk:I'm sure anyone buying a player's condition Pinbot missing the dome isn't expecting all that much - it was already a pretty low-value pin. This machine clearly had a pretty hard 33 years. We're not talking a newer pin or a collector's condition old pin. The damage is dumb and bad not being disclosed, but it's not really moving the needle on resale compared to the other negatives it has already.
I have no idea what the game is or the condition of it. I’m going off of the original post and photos.
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