That was my first thought as the doll was listed as having a perfect body which would bring one price and it has a problem body which would bring a much lower price. The seller is not willing to part with any of the money even though her listing was wrong. These dolls go for around $40 to $70 if they have problems and from $70 to well over a hundred if they don't. She advertised him as having a good body with no problems, so her asking price of $139 was understandable. Unfortuntaely, he has many problems that can't be fixed except through a new body. I wrote and told her that nobody would have paid more than half the purchase price for a doll in this condition. She told me that she was selling it for a friend with Alzheimers and she didn't know it had problems even though she was the one that took the pics and wrote the listing. She gave me two choices. Either a refund or I could pay to ship him back and she could change his body. The likelyhood of her being able to match his head with another body is pretty slim in these dolls and frankly I am just so heartsick about the whole affair that now I just want this transaction to have never happened.