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04-21-2015, 12:47 PM
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I have never been in your situation but to me being off by 20% way too far off, especially for a professional AH and especially when all the cards were stored in boxes that only held 800 cards. If they said approximately 800 cards and sent you those two full 400-count boxes then that would be close enough for me if they were both full.
I would contact the AH and suggest an easy solution - the buyer's premium was probably also about 20% so ask them to refund that to you because you would like to pay approximately 100% of your bill and use the same definition of approximate that they used in their listing. 
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