12.07.2015, 22:55
If it was delivered via an external source, tell him that it may have been damaged by the courier, which is his problem to sort out I believe (in a private sale). Ask him to claim compensation for whatever courier you used, provide the delivery details.
A bit odd how you admitted you 'Even tested it for an hour' before selling it. What was the reason you felt the need to 'test' it? I've had my PS3 for years, it's always worked, but if I were to sell it - I'd turn it on, delete all my personal data off it, turn it off and sell it. I wouldn't see the need of me to "test" it unless I knew it was faulty or something dodgy previously happened to it.
Just my 2 cents.
A bit odd how you admitted you 'Even tested it for an hour' before selling it. What was the reason you felt the need to 'test' it? I've had my PS3 for years, it's always worked, but if I were to sell it - I'd turn it on, delete all my personal data off it, turn it off and sell it. I wouldn't see the need of me to "test" it unless I knew it was faulty or something dodgy previously happened to it.
Just my 2 cents.