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03-08-2015, 10:14 AM
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I understand the OP's disgust in someone trying to sell his card. For me it is only bad if the card is not for sale by the OP.
I think it is pretty slimy myself but trying to profit on someone else's card(s) has become very common. Example: Person A is selling a T206 Cobb for $200. Person B thinks wow I can get $300 for that card. Instead of taking the risk of buying the card they shop it around to others saying it is available at $300. Person B finds a buyer(person C) at $300 so they buy the card from Person A and then ship it to person C for a $100 -shipping profit. It takes all the risk out of selling cards because you never own them or have $ invested. 
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