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05-07-2004, 06:08 PM
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Gotta love the ingenuity of this E-Bay fraud...
Posted By: Aaron M.
Not only does this person follow the usual practice of selling an obviously trimmed/probably reprinted card in an unknown garage "grading service" holder, but I'm not a collector and don't know much about baseball cards routine, but this person is trying to capitalize on the recent "E-Bay Wedding Dress" phenomena (14 million hits last time I checked) to embellish his/her fraudulent story. (Instead of an ex-wife's wedding dress, it's an ex-boyfriend's baseball card.) 
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