[goonergaz]

Yes, though the picture shows the damage the description is not accurate. I would Contact the seller under a relevant header and make a 'gentle complaint' in the first instance stating it was not clear and if no joy escalate to eBay and let them decide.

People do try to do this on purpose to maximise money in and hope for no complaint, but if theres a complaint they have more money to refund!

When listing I believe there is a message warning that 'like new' should only be used for something where it seems that all that's happened is a seal broken. If the seller used that and mentioned the damage then fine, if he had said 'used' the fine...but they didn't.

The only reason I might not is if price is very good so it is listed with that in mind...but even with a good price I would contact seller and an apology might be enough.