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I messaged Minersource again, asking for an update on the LCD and compensation and to ask for a partial refund due to the lie I was told about my ordered being valued at $100 when it wasn't. So far it seems they dont give a shit and ignoring my emails.

So if anyone is considering buying from minersource, just stop, because as soon as you have an issue. They will ignore you!

You honestly need to file a claim with the FTC to get their attention. Once you have their attention, they can be reasonable people from my experience.

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Sad thing is it shouldn't come down to threats for someone to run their business in a respectable manner

You don't like taxes but you like what those taxes pay for. In this case they pay to point guns at defenseless businesses. You can't eat your cake and have it too.

Agreed. I hate all the "call the authorities" bullshit. It rarely works, even if you have no morals. When it does, it just fosters more ill will.

The only reason it does not work is it's a bluff most of the time to get some sort of action from crappy service companies ,which is what companies like BA are betting on had enough people actually moved on them legally by now this would be coming to a close . They are also lucky they are tucked away in a BS country so people can't just walk up and knock on the front door like most would have by now . It has nothing to do with morals on the customers part more so on the company and trying to make the customer pull the trigger to resolve it through legal means . Funny how you back one of the worst companies i've ever seen in business against cheated customers trying to make them do right yet I bet you think its ok that MS and BA have lawyers on retainer . Also that little issue with them having customer information floating around to the highest bidder and them pursuing it to the full extent of the law yet NOTHING has been said about the breach and how bad it was or is . I'll just ignore you even said anything about foster more ill will like they are even trying to make good on their end how much lube should be applied before you notice your doctor seems to of had his finger in there a little to long humm maybe that's not his finger at all .

In regards to the bolded, no I do not. I just wasn't clear enough. I think that taking this bunch of scum to court, a real court of OUR peers, would be a great and marvelous spectacle. I just have less than zero faith in the existing systems, and I have seen the "calling the authorities" thing backfire so many times it's not even funny. It was a general statement, and I don't want to get into anarchic political theory in what's essentially a technical discussion. Suffice it to say I am sceptical of any legal action going anywhere. They'd likely just fold and declare bankruptcy. Not sure how that works in china, but in general it absolves them of personal responsibility once the assets are distributed. Screws practically everyone, and the courts generally distribute the assets to business entities and contractors FIRST, then, maybe, throw the end consumer a few scraps.

The ONLY reason I'm not in the same boat as the lot of you is that I didn't have the money at the time, and by the time I did, the writing was on the wall. I got lucky by means of poverty, and that doesn't often happen. My sympathies lie entirely with the customers.