Whoa, that's pretty obvious and shame on the seller for not verifying. Next time you get a fake, file under, "item not as described" or "fake" and you will get your money back and the seller has to pay to ship it back if they want it. I do that when I suspect the seller is a fraud so they get marks against them. However, if I think the seller is genuinely unsure, then I email them directly. Luckily, I haven't had too many cases where I had fake goods, but almost all my China "real" jewels were fake. They post pictures of real stuff and send you fake stuff. I do get some silly trinkets from China which are metal, so those don't count.