Yeah, that's a problem, no doubt. Most merchants have accounts with a processor & they see the account number, address, whole dealio.
Well, banks market/sell the cards on zero liability for the customer so we know how that is gonna work, criminals/crooks look for holes/gaps to...
Customer address on debit/credit card.
Bottom line in all this is, unless you ship directly to customer address & have a signed receipt for delivery to that address, the bank is going...
The problem with this is, PP is not a bank and so being in the clear with PP or Ebay does not solve the problem, it's the bank that makes these...
None, zero liability for them, ditto PO Box#
Yeah, this is a popular scam by some criminals which is why most merchants will not ship product to a PO Box #, never mind a package place, it's...
Remove the finish & stain it? only way i know.
Without a signed delivery receipt at address in question, you will probably lose. Banks almost always take consumer side in these situations even...
Well, for one thing, the seat is caned, you would not see that in a period chippendale piece, the mirror finish on the wood for another. It's...
Reproduction, still a very nice roundabout chair, it just doesn't look period (18th century)
Yeah is for a late victorian chair that needs work (new seat), still, if you plan on keeping it for personal use it doesn't really matter.
Hmmmm, elm huh, guesses it is english or european about 1900, dining side chair in A & C style.
Agrees, where is AJ on this, she's pretty good at this sort of thing. Wonders what species the wood is as that is usually a clue about origin.
Yes, welcome! Thanks for stopping by and posting on this, it's an interesting story.
Yeah, it could very well be, it does have that every square inch carved look of an import.
Yep, that link posted is dead, see no pic over here, no image
If you notice in photo of period chairs, the background is wainscot wall paneling and typically in the 17th century they used their best quality...
I'd keep it as a reading chair, it is not valuable, I'd guess $150 or so if that much. Others should be along that can give a more accurate number...
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