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Originally Posted by doug.goodman
The seller no longer has any connection to this card and in my humble OPINION (similar to that of the people who sell their opinions on cards, except I have a higher rate of being correct) would be justified in responding to communication requesting a refund, with the word "no".
As Denny said, it sounds like the buyer didn't actually buy the card...
Doug
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Agree.
He also doesn't have any new information that he didn't have when the deal was made. No TPG has given an opinion other than the original numeric grade. Not saying that matters much. But it's like the guy is saying, basically, "Hey, it took me 4 years to actually look at this card I bought, and now I think it looks a bit small, so I'm not sure I'm happy with the deal.
There are at least 3 reasons no return should be accepted, including:
1. Card not in original slab
2. Way too long
3. No real reason - nothing has changed except the reholder
Any one of these reasons by itself is enough to tell the buyer (complainer) that there will be no return or exchange IMO.
11-28-2019, 03:30 PM
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