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08-19-2013, 09:12 AM
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Notice to eBay sellers
Technology is great and it really helps when trying to buy cards on eBay. High-res scans can really show all the details on the cards that we are wanting to buy and it helps identify fakes and flaws.
But with technology comes responsibility. If I see a pube on your scans, I'm not buying the card. I'm just not going to. If it's the darn ungraded Frank Smith, Boston and Chicago variation that I've been craving for but it has a curly, I'm not buying. Just not doing that. 
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