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    Quote Originally Posted by CatMan View Post
    You bought it at a local store? B.C. or WA?
    No, out of sheer despiration I got it off eBay. I should have known it was too good to be true....

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    I bet that the hone and strop are also pretty useless too, huh?

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    yes pretty much sorry.

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    You may want to start by reading this thread:
    CRITICAL INFO FOR NEW MEMBERS!!: Read This Before Buying/Using A Straight Razor!! - Straight Razor Place Forums

    If you can spare about $20, do yourself a favor and get Lynn Abram's DVD. It's lots of basic knowledge about straight edge razors in a very compact form.

    BTW, welcome to SRP! If you're serious about straight razors, you came to the right place. Enjoy the ride!

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    Well, there's $60 I'll never get back. So do you know another safe site I can get a razor from? Preferrably not too pricey, since I'm a high school student ant this thing was a graduation present.

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    drop by the chat room

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    Thatnks a lot, all of you guys.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheMajor View Post
    Well, there's $60 I'll never get back. So do you know another safe site I can get a razor from? Preferrably not too pricey, since I'm a high school student ant this thing was a graduation present.

    The least you can do is give them a negative feedback on ebay.
    Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kees View Post
    The least you can do is give them a negative feedback on ebay.
    I 'm not sure I agree.

    If I sell powertools on ebay, and I sell you a powerplus drill, you should not blame me for the fact that it is a crappy drill. I advertised it as-is, and you chose to buy it.
    I have never sold, nor will I ever sell a powerplus tool. I don't sell tools at all. It was just an example.
    But if I did, and you bought one, it would be your own fault.
    60$ does not buy you a quality drill, nor does it buy you a quality razor + strop + hone.

    TheMajor will not have known this, just as I didn't know that you don't store a loom strop under tension or that you don't lift the spine while stropping. Most of us ended up here after finding out the hard way that something was not right.
    Consider it a rite of passage

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheMajor View Post
    I wish I had found this place before I bought it!

    So is there any hope of salvaging it at all? Because I live in Vancouver and this was pretty much the only razor and stone that I could find anywhere. I'm also willing to bet the hone they gave me sucks as well. Do you guys think it would help if I included the link to what I bought?

    Don't feel too bad, Been there, done that, and I suspect others have done the same but wont admit it :0) I had THREE of those for about a week and a half before throwing them in the dumpster. I bought them on the pretext of learning to hone, what a laugh !!! I even bought a 'zeepk' strop, another mistake. As an old Ricky Nelson song goes..... "I've learned my lesson well"

    The old saying, buy cheap, get cheap rings true in this instance. Many of the SRP members sell restored razors at a VERY reasonable price and you will get a quality shave ready razor.

    Good Luck my friend.

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    Last edited by LIMIT; 06-10-2008 at 10:36 AM. Reason: I could have said that differently. For a few $ more, a razor bought at SRP would be assured of a quality razor.
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