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12-24-2002, 06:57 PM
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Ethics question
Posted By: runscott
Let's say you sell a card on ebay, clearly described as "trimmed". Then the guy who buys it puts it back on ebay with no mention of the trimming, but offering a very fair return policy. Since the seller is knowingly selling trimmed cards, I don't want to buy one from him and keep it, not being sure if it's trimmed and trusting the guy because he was a friend and a reputable collector. I'm not going to drop a name here, but hopefully he made a mistake and will amend his ebay description. 
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