by lostphd
gamesgocrazy wrote:
I'm probable in the minority here, but this seems wrong to me to keep it without communicating with the seller. You're spot on that it is there fault for sending the wrong game. It's true that they may not fix it if the situation was reversed and it will be inconvenient. An email can be sent to inquire with the seller about the situation.
Two separate issues. 1) Is Le Havre a great game that you should keep and play? Yes. 2) Has there been some sort of mix-up which you should try to resolve with the seller? Yes.
Who knows. The seller might have had both items in stock and accidentally picked (or employed someone who accidentally picked) the wrong item to send you. It is worth resolving.
Le Havre is a great game. But online retailing works on a basis of trust between buyer and seller.