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What about GAI?
Forget about the seller... maybe GAI should just buy the card back for what it sold for and remove it from circulation in its current holder?
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A seller is responsible for the card they sell.....period. If I sell an altered card that is already slabbed, it is my responsibility to fight the grading company, not the poor sap that bought it from me.
Also, stating you don't accept returns holds about as much legal weight as putting a sign on your front porch stating "Not responsible for accidents". The bottom line is you are responsible regardless of any sign you post. |
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Does GAI have enough money to do that?
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I believe the GAI that graded that card no longer exists as a corporate entity. There is a company out there, using the initials GAI, and Mike Baker is in charge, but I believe it's actually a different name on the corp.
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