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Hi everyone,

I recently ordered a WingSung 9159, EF from Aliexpress, store: 666 Student School Supplies Store.

Vendor contacted me with the following message :

 

"We are so sorry to tell you that because the quality testing of the item is failed, we can't offer the item you ordered. We also checked with the supplier and they do not offer it anymore...".

 

Vendor ask me to cancel the order...

???

Pen seems to be available on Ebay...

Anyone had issues with this pen ?

Any information welcome...

Thanks.

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It's not the pen, it's the seller. They do that when they have sold out of stock. I believe they sell with a joint stock of a lot of other shop fronts, and they don't all get updated at the same time.

 

666 Student School Supplies has specifically sent that exact same message to me twice. They want you to request the item be cancelled so that it doesn't affect their seller rating. When I called them on it once and said I wasn't going to cancel, and they'd have to send the pen or cancel the order themselves, they just generated a tracking number and didn't send anything, and I had to wait 2 months before I could file a problem with AliExpress.

 

And I don't even care. I still use them because they sell some things at less than half the next cheapest price. When they're going to cheat me, they tell me they're going to cheat me, and I don't lose any money in the long run.

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It's not the pen, it's the seller. They do that when they have sold out of stock. I believe they sell with a joint stock of a lot of other shop fronts, and they don't all get updated at the same time.

 

666 Student School Supplies has specifically sent that exact same message to me twice. They want you to request the item be cancelled so that it doesn't affect their seller rating. When I called them on it once and said I wasn't going to cancel, and they'd have to send the pen or cancel the order themselves, they just generated a tracking number and didn't send anything, and I had to wait 2 months before I could file a problem with AliExpress.

 

And I don't even care. I still use them because they sell some things at less than half the next cheapest price. When they're going to cheat me, they tell me they're going to cheat me, and I don't lose any money in the long run.

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