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Originally Posted by steve B
But they aren't paying on the guarantee. They've successfully deflected the responsibility back on the sellers, reducing their liability.
For example, card graded A =200 graded 5= 1000 graded 6= 2000
Instead of paying the owner 1800 for a card altered from a 5 to a 6, they have them return it, and maybe pay the scammer 800. Unless they have some excuse to not pay the seller, perhaps referring them back up the chain to whoever altered it who they probably don't have to pay.
Brilliant, but scummy.
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I think it is brilliant also. The problem is like we seen on here with the T3 Cobb and Dan McKee. If the sale wasn't through eBay and recent enough for eBay/PayPal to force a refund the cards owner is out of other options. With private sales and older sales the seller just tells the buyer to pound sand.