No problem!
Well, unfortunately, many people are not honest and even actively lying.
When I point out plants with disease, they usually say something like 'oh, that's just sun spots after being watered' or 'it's just nothing'.
They might assume I don't know anything about plants. lol
Now I just avoid bringing up the issue and simply just pass. hahaha
When the issue is bad enough, like your case with this particular dendrobiums, even people with any clue about plants or disease will be bothered looking at all those marks. Vendors know that, and that's why they simply cut off the most horribly affected leaves off to increase the market value of the sick plant.
That's the thing about online shopping. You don't get to see what you're getting unless it is on eBay with pictures.
For now, just remove the affected leaves and hope you won't see them again.
Even if you do spray, I recommend removing the leaves.
Also, when picking a fungicide for dendrobiums, do not use products with copper compounds.
It is advised that dendrobiums not sprayed with copper based fungicide.
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