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Originally Posted by doug.goodman
I'm not the peanut gallery.
I have plenty of soup, I just don't pay people for opinions on mine.
Everybody who has purchased a card in the last 20 years is effected by this issue, but anybody who is just now finding out about this issue must not have noticed that the very first paid opinion delivered by the king of all paid opinion givers was for a trimmed card.
It's all been down hill from there, and anybody who ever thought it wasn't, well, they were / are delusional.
EVERY card EVER given a paid opinion is suspect.
Break out those kitchen knives (at least that's what I use) and get back to where this hobby was when (many (most?) of us) started, and before it was hijacked.
Each and every one of us who has paid for an opinion is part of the problem.
Doug "but maybe I'm completely wrong" Goodman
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It started around the Copeland auction, right? Wasn't that auction full of trimmed cards besides the Wagner?