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    Exclamation Re: Best Way to Replace My Dead Pin?

    Quote Originally Posted by MMReptiles View Post
    For one- outback reptiles is not the most trustworthy of breeders if I'm recalling right. Now then, this is just my personal opinion.. You purchased a snake knowing full well it had eating problems. Did you ever force feed? It may have saved your snake if you had.

    Personally, if you didn't want the responsibility of force feeding, or the risk of it not eating and dieing- why buy the snake? You took the risk when you purchased his animal, and if he replaces it then it's him going above and beyond for your mistake.

    Just my .02
    x5

    Not to sound like an a - hole, but yea they Kinda warned you.
    Also, as mentioned above, most warranties I have seen are for 15 days, and from time to time I see a 30 day one. So it's not their obligation to refund the money or do an 'exchange'. If they said they'll break a deal with you be thankful and accept it (a 50% would be more than awesome in this case).

    But, as a vendor, I think they failed, selling a 'sick' snake.



    Just give it a go, Hope you can get a new healthy one for a great price.
    Last edited by Munizfire; 07-31-2011 at 09:42 PM.

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