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Originally Posted by swarmee
It's like ripping the tag off a mattress or slicing the factory warranty sticker on a computer tower. Once you've cracked the card from the case, you've invalidated the warranty.
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What if I buy a computer system described as new, slice the factory warranty sticker on the tower and discover they sold me a system frankensteined together with a bunch of used parts? Is the fact I needed to slice the sticker to inspect it enough for them to put the blame on ME, while conveniently overlooking the real fraud?
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Originally Posted by swarmee
That's the risk with taking the card out of the holder in the first place. If the card graded a VG-EX 4 by PSA instead of Altered, could the buyer return it to the seller at that point?
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No. I would be 100% on the sellers side even if the asset received a PSA 1.
The card was altered. That does not have anything to do with a bunch of experts opining whether the card is a 4, or 5, or 6....
At some point someone doctored the card, and presumably GAI didn't discover the deception. All these years later, the deception was uncovered.
Outing doctored cards is a good thing, a public service to the hobby.
At least it used to be........ now I wonder...