I guess if there wasn't so much money ($1,000) involved I wouldn't be near as upset and the fact that I had to sell the camera to help pay for dental work has just made me feel so helpless.   I know I need to get a grip but it was just going round and round in my head a bit last night and I started trawling Google for some answers. . Yeah I know, bad idea! . .   I thought when I listed it I was saying all that needed to be said.  I mean the item isn't damaged at all, it's practically new.  I know all cameras are imported mostly from China and even when I purchased it, it didn't phase me that the receipt didn't have gst or that it was shipped from Hong Kong or that the warranty isn't a "Manufacturers" warranty. . as the warranty that is there is as good as and the Manufacturers warranty in that the Australian Camera shop I bought it from covers the warranty.   I can't see how, what I put was "significantly" different from what they bought.  And because item didn't meet the buyers expectations he is saying that I was disceptive.  I bought the camera from an Australian Shop/business and that's what I said!  How is that disceptive? 

Sorry, I'll shut up now.