Oh, I didn't realize --------------------------- You'll have to look a little bit harder to find the number here
I'm someone who has had experience with this kind of "service", and I must say that I do agree! Speaking from AliExpress experience: often you have a friendly person in the chat (not via email) and they can usually sort something for you out quite well. Yes, they might have messed up somewhere in the first place, but if they can solve it properly, then I don't think it's necessary to "downvote" them or their product, as that has a direct influence on the sales.
Probably the same connector that is used for most handsets, like these: The connector is very similar to the connector you use to connect your telephone to the network, but a little bit thinner. More (technical) information on this Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modular_connector#Handset_wiring -----------------------------------------------
Hmm, sadly there are three numbers on this picture... I also found these two pictures of the locomotive that belongs to these carriages. And, in order to clearly show the number, let's have this dog.
Thanks! I have also done this thinking when someone from eBay offered to give me my money back in exchange for a full star rating. However, after I had agreed to it I found out that there were actual criteria to rate upon. I couldn't rate 5 stars on "Item as described" when the item had the wrong description. So yeah, they got mad at me, because not only had I given them a bad rating, they had also used up a revision request, which are apparently expensive; I looked it up now, and it seems like they are indeed to be used very sparingly: "You can make 5 feedback revision requests per calendar year. For every 1,000 feedback ratings you receive during the year, you can make 5 additional feedback revision requests." So yeah... oops. But I am not going to lie! So you've caught up now? I received less than 20 likes from it. 15949: This is a close-up of the following crane, that was auctioned by the City of Houston in 2015: Its starting bid was $1000, and over 16 bid, that rose to $9700.
I would say that the "115 * 1595" warrants substeps, rather than the 0 removal substeps. 15952: Edit: I just read the entire publication (get it by clicking the screenshot), and it's way shorter than you'd expect. xD
Welcome back! --- There is a Noch thing... buuutt it's basically that previous thing but then visualised with figurines.... uuuhh.... So I guess you'd rather have this train carriage. And the number here.
