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Isoprene- buyers beware

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Well I have giving this person months to make things right. And never heard back. He needs to refund me $300.
I had bought many sps corals from him and all was well. Then he had some issues which I understand. My corals came in dead and I followed the DOA rules and he said he would send new ones. Well month after month went by and he kept saying he would send when the frags were ready, etc. then he just stopped replying after many many attempts.
Now I see he is selling a tank and stand in the for sale section for $500. I wanted to at least warn people who they were dealing with. Someone who says they would do something and then you never he from them again. What a shame we have to deal with folks like that as this hobby is expensive and hard enough. I have given him months like 7 or more to get this straight and have been more then patient so there is no reason to not make an attempt to correct a wrong. I hope he shows up on this thread. I didn't want to post on his for sale thread as I am not a malicious person. Just wanted to make sure someone else doesn't get taken advantage of.
Happy reefing.
 
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