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Old 16-09-2011, 4:01 PM   #1
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oneinthehedge - an Amazon seller

Has any one bought microsoft office software from oneinthehedge - an Amazon seller? If so what was your experience?
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Old 16-09-2011, 4:38 PM   #2
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That person has never sold an item on amazon before, becareful on there alot of products are counterfeit on amazon especially Windows etc.
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Old 16-09-2011, 4:56 PM   #3
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Amazon - Office Pro 2007
oneinthehedge price £60
nearest price to that seller £160

If it seems too good to be true then it probably is
Best avoided IMO

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Old 16-09-2011, 5:23 PM   #4
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Thank you both. I am suprised that Amazon use independent sellers rather than sell directly from their stock. Thus are they just a sophisticated 'e.bay'? I did order this software assuming it was directly from Amazon only to find that it from 'oneinthehedge' a seller with no previous history with Amazon. I tried to cancel the order within 1 hour only to discover that I could not and was directed to e:mail the seller to try and cancel and get my money back from them - Amazon were not taking responsibility it would seem. So far no response from the seller. I called Amazon who assured me that they will underwrite the cost whatever that means. It poses the question: - What is the Amazon vetting procedure for new sellers? I will keep you posted on the outcome. I have learned a lesson today - if it is too good to be true, it probably is not true and also, check the Amazon seller history BEFORE placing an order.
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Old 16-09-2011, 7:06 PM   #5
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It could well be someone who has a spare copy seeing as it is an old version. My dad sells stuff on amazon, he uses it exactly like ebay to sell old books etc so it may well be legitimate
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Old 16-09-2011, 8:00 PM   #6
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oneinthehedge has 8 copies listed for sale as new.
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Thank you both. I am suprised that Amazon use independent sellers rather than sell directly from their stock. Thus are they just a sophisticated 'e.bay'?
No, that analogy doesn't quite work, Amazon do sell their own stock but they allow merchants to use their channel for sales, those sellers are known as marketplace sellers. When buying check who the merchant is or on the right click on the option to see all other prices an from there you can select to buy direct from Amazon.
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