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Posted By: Hankron

But, Leon, you've already stated here more than once that your auctions aren't actual "No Returns," and I bet when potential bidders inquire, you tell that that there are returns if there is a material problem. You also must admit that you collect and sell within an extremely narrow area, and my guess is that most of the people who win your expensive cards know or know of you. It's kind like with with Jay: it doesn't matter what is Lee's in writing return policy, because Jay lives only two doors down and will beat the crap out of his brother if he doesn't get his money back.

If a normal seller wants to offer Draconian return conditons it's no skin off my nose. However, it's my opionion that Draconian return conditions and guarantees mostly hurts one person: the seller.

P.s. I realize that MastroNet has 'Absolutly No Returns,' and I bid in thier auctions. I think that MastroNet can safetly be categorized apart from most other sellers, especially individuals on eBay.