LED Lightbar $30 Shipped & Core Trade-In

[poopin04]

Just sent you my core. :-)

[nebulous123]

Bump bc I need one but am too lazy to get the core out of mine right now lol

ygpm

Just sent you my core. :-)

can't wait. get you that refund when it shows up. thanks

[reelizmpro]

I got about 5-6 cores in my garage. Will send them out soon.

[nebulous123]

(4) ready for a new home bump.

Barry I will PM you a different address to send them to. Not in OC anymore, back in SB working.

[bowtie2bimmer]

I want one of these. I get paid saturday and will paypal you then. BTW did it work when the one guy payed the full amount then sent in his core and got a refund? Did paypal charge any extra fees?

[nebulous123]

I want one of these. I get paid saturday and will paypal you then. BTW did it work when the one guy payed the full amount then sent in his core and got a refund? Did paypal charge any extra fees?

PM me when you are ready. So what poopin04 did was pay me the full amount, $30. Once I got the core I can refund back the whole amount or a certain amount. It does however take out the percentage fee to do business on PayPal. So I think he got back $9.71.

[Ayman]

I'll be sending you my core sooooon.

[nebulous123]

bump

[iwantspeed]

I have been running nebulous123 led light bar for the past few months, no problems at all.
here you can see how it matches the instrument cluster
here is a diy i made on how to install the light bar.

http://garagistic.com/index.php?page=led-obc-light-bar-install-guide

photo credit goes to Daniel Schneider

[nebulous123]

bump for some light bars for sale. I have (1) that is ugly but works perfectly, will let it go for $15 with no trade-in. I pulled the core out of a junkyard and someone had tried to replace the bulbs and burned up two of the terminals. Luckily it was the two that I dont use, so it doesn't effect the bar at all. just looks ugly on the back, which you will never see.

Also have (1) primo bar ready for shipping. This is the first time in a while I have had them, so if you are interested now is the time to pick it up.

Another note, a fellow member has been asking me about the keypad light LED conversion. So I am going to tackle that this weekend. and hopefully have some for sale.

[RobertK]

PM me when you are ready. So what poopin04 did was pay me the full amount, $30. Once I got the core I can refund back the whole amount or a certain amount. It does however take out the percentage fee to do business on PayPal. So I think he got back $9.71.

When you give someone a partial refund it should refund the difference in fees charged to you (seller) and give the buyer back the full refund amount.

If you are refunding people their core money by sending them a regular Paypal payment back then you are processing core refunds incorrectly.

[nebulous123]

When you give someone a partial refund it should refund the difference in fees charged to you (seller) and give the buyer back the full refund amount.

If you are refunding people their core money by sending them a regular Paypal payment back then you are processing core refunds incorrectly.

I go in where I received the payment from, select "Refund", then type in $10 or whatever amount it is. After I did that it said something about sending $9.71 back to the buyer. I didn't know if that meant they charge me the fee or the buyer. I don't know any other way to do a refund other than the way they force you to do.

Thanks Robert.

[alane]

I go in where I received the payment from, select "Refund", then type in $10 or whatever amount it is. After I did that it said something about sending $9.71 back to the buyer. I didn't know if that meant they charge me the fee or the buyer. I don't know any other way to do a refund other than the way they force you to do.

Thanks Robert.

From my paypal refund experience what they do is take $9.71 out of your account and then paypal gives back the other $.29. This $.29 is the money paypal took from the recipient (paypal fees).
Basically paypal charged you fees for the $30 you received, but then you had to give $10 back so papal refunds the fees paid for the $10.

[nebulous123]

From my paypal refund experience what they do is take $9.71 out of your account and then paypal gives back the other $.29. This $.29 is the money paypal took from the recipient (paypal fees).
Basically paypal charged you fees for the $30 you received, but then you had to give $10 back so papal refunds the fees paid for the $10.

make sense. good to know. thanks for your input.

[RobertK]

I go in where I received the payment from, select "Refund", then type in $10 or whatever amount it is. After I did that it said something about sending $9.71 back to the buyer. I didn't know if that meant they charge me the fee or the buyer. I don't know any other way to do a refund other than the way they force you to do.

Thanks Robert.

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