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on 27-02-2013 08:29 PM
I once sold a film camera that smelt of cigarettes. I had a lower price on the camera because of the smell. I had in the description that non-smokers should take this into account and that smokers probably wouldn't notice the smell.
Anyway, the camera sold 5 minutes after it was listed, but mainly because of the cheaper price.
I think that if you sell something and say it is is 'very good condition' and not mention a cigarette smell then some would say the description is misleading through omission of information that a reasonable buyer would consider should be disclosed.
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"if a story doesn't make sense . . . . then it is not true" - Judge Judy