Murat is a salesman looking to make a living but he is not liable to deliberately cheat anyone.
Regarding the missing watches that Lisa refers to, I was the person who brought the watches back to the UK along with the address to post them to. Within a day I had sent on the watches (can't remember the address) in a package in a protective envelope. In hindsight I should have got a receipt for the postage but I didn't.
Murat contacted me some time later querying the missing watches, later at the time Lisa was in Turkey, we spoke over the phone and Lisa was not very understanding, I posted the package from my city centre post office and could only give an approx date as this conversation was over something that happened 12 months ago.
Lisa demand was uncompromising and the conversation was not very pleasant. When I returned from Turkey there was a national post strike in the UK that went on for a few weeks, I can only conclude that due to this, the watches went missing. I have been to
Icmeler many times in the past 25 years and have known Murat for at least 6 years and I have bought many watches, cheap and not so cheap, I still wear a number of the watches. I have had new batteries in some and the electonic watches all still work. I think it is the luck of the draw. I know Murat will tell you which is cheap and which are the most expensive and then its your choice.
I'm sorry that Lisa didn't receive her watches but there was no 'fibs' being told as Lisa suggested in her comments.
If Murat could have afforded to compensate Lisa I'm sure he would but as we all know, salaries in Turkey are very small compared to the amount of hours that they work. I'm sure there are lessons to be learnt on all sides but I don't like Lisa's comment on 'urging people not to buy at the shop'. Take it as part of life's learning curve, we all learn by our mistakes !!!