i'm listing an airport card. used.

should i state whether or not i'll accept a return? i guess i'm concerned that someone with 5 thumbs will bust the card while trying to install it and then claim it never worked.

on the other hand, i'm leery when someone lists something "As Is" unless i'm buying a broken machine for parts.

should i just state nothing about returns?

How about:
"All sales are final" ?

I have everything listed as "No Returns" but if there's a major problem I still try my
best to work out something with the buyer.

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Phy
How about:
"All sales are final" ?

hmmm, i think that combined with a willingness to work things out feels comfortable. thanks.

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graylocks
i guess i'm concerned that someone with 5 thumbs will bust the card while trying to install it and then claim it never worked.

there are no such monsters, believe me. Apple designed these cards to be user-installed, they even sell them as separate components, and offers instructions on the web. don't be paranoid. you could sell a pair of jeans and a moron will open the package with a box cutter and ruin the jeans. again, don't be paranoid. good luck.

I would say:

Airport Card is used and tested is in good working order.

but possibly offer a:

NO DOA Guarantee.

If found to be not working return it within 3 days for a refund less shipping costs. Serial Number will be documented. Any carrier damage is NOT covered under the DOA Guarantee and will be filed through proper channels and procedures.