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What would you have done?

[deport]

Interesting almost 1 year old story. According to a snip in the WMCTV report, the buyer was playing a joke on him. I don't know if that is true or not but is on the tv website.

MEMPHIS, TN- (WMC-TV) - UPDATE: The seller has added a new comment to his feedback page claiming that the buyer never found any money:

"He was playing a practical joke the safe was empty there wasnt any money in it."

[Kickass Conservative]

The second stupidest guy in the world is the one that Posts a Feedback telling the Seller what he found.

I would just say I used the Safe as a Boat Anchor and it worked out great.

[andyk]

That’s definitely life-altering money for myself and a lot of other folks.

Would I give it back? No, that’s why I was rolling the dice on a locked safe with no combination.

[Hot Tabasco]

What would you have done?

Follow the seller's lead: "What you receive is what you get"........

I've been screwed twice on Ebay and have no sympathy for the sellers......

[Osage Orange]

Life altering???

Ha!!

I worked with this low info person a couple years back....

She said she'd retire if she won $1 million bucks. She was in her late 20's early 30's...I told her a million bucks wasn't enough.

She thought I was crazy...LOL!! And I couldn't convince her otherwise...

I'm sure she votes Dim....

[Sloth]

He also insists that if he were in the buyer's place, he would have offered to split the cash 50/50 with the seller.

Uh-huh, sure. And if the safe was empty was he going to refund half of the $123 so they could share in the loss, right?

[discostu]

As a seller I’d have hired somebody to figure out the combination, just under the thought that a safe with a known combination can be sold for more. As a buyer, I bought as is, not my fault the seller didn’t bother to know what he was actually selling.