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03-08-2005, 11:29 AM
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Has anyone read their disclaimer?
Posted By: PASJD
Jay, I am not suggesting you buy from them. I don't think they are trying to pass themselves off as anything, because they have fully disclosed (it appears to me) their limitations; and people can bid, or not bid, accordingly. My concern arises when people DON'T disclose things, or do so in a confusing way, or in fine print. And no I am not trying to revive any Mastro/Bushing/SCDA threads!! The issue to me, as a lawyer, is primarily one of disclosure. If I trim a card and tell you it has been trimmed, you may not like me as a seller, but you can't claim to have been ripped off. Same thing applies here. As Lenin said, you can vote with your feet. 
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