Yes, I have thought of this, plus I have 
actually heard it from the seller (at least 
the "it was your fault not mine" bit).  But 
really that isn't the point.  I understand now 
that I probably wouldn't be able to get any 
compensation money from this horrible deal gone 
bad, but I should at least get what I paid for 
the thing back.  You do not see anything wrong 
with that, do you?  I agree that they *did* try 
to some degree to correct the problem, but to no 
avail, which I tried to tell them.  Why would 
they say that they would "send me the correct 
cel" if they already knew that the one that I 
had requested was sold to another customer?  I'm 
not positive, but I believe I sent a image of 
the cel that I wanted from them in the email, 
not only the cel ID.  Plus, isn't it just common 
sense to be sure that Cel IDs and links are 
correct on a PROFESSIONAL page before it's 
opened?  

>>he'll try and refund some of your money

Then how would this be different from stealing?  
You pay in full for a product and never get it.  
My mom just recently had a problem like this.  
She ordered something from a mail-in cateloge 
type of thing, had her check cashed and, nothing 
sent to her.  When she called about it, they 
said that they never received anything from 
her.  She had to go to the bank and get a carbon 
copy of her check, mail it back to the company, 
and finally got something back from them.  
Unfortunately, she didn't like the item when it 
was sent to her, so she returned it and got her 
money back.  How is this any different in this 
case?  I didn't receive the item, so I should be 
entitled to what I paid for it.  

Rekka