I have NEVER stated an untruth in one of my ads as I know how a lie can damage an online seller's reputation. I did not advertise a complete kit with manual. What this ad did offer was exactly what the buyer received and posted a picture of. He questioned me before he sent the funds and he knew full well what he was going to receive beforehand and again, if he (or anyone I do business with) had a legitimate gripe, I wouldn't expect half a year to go by before it's stated.
BTW, Herein lies a perfect example of what kind of character the buyer possesses. Two years ago, I acted in a forthright manner, provided what he knew he was buying and then, after all those months (and his initially voiced displeasure) tried to make it right by spending my own time and leveraging contacts in aid of resolving his installation dilemna. His response was to stomp his feet and file a frivolous lawsuit, out of proper Juris Diction while showing complete disregard for court instruction, hence, it's expected dismissal. And now, here he is, two years later in all his defeated and disgruntled glory, slandering me in his signature. If I was to act as this buyer has, I'd be filing a lawsuit of my own for malicious prosecution and slander, with the only difference being that mine would actually be with probable cause!! But, call it an olive branch if you must, instead of going through the motions and putting us both through an unnecessarily long, painful and expensive court proceeding, I would ask, one last time, for the buyer to stand up, be true to his word and remove the slanderous statement from his signature.
