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05-31-2008, 06:54 PM
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When a seller finds out he has a fake card for sale and does not pull the auction...
Posted By: josh
This guy knew from the first day he had it for sale that it was a fake. I was in contact with him about the card and let him know it was not real. He told me he appreciated the information and he will "get to the bottom of it". I thought he would at least put in the description about it not being real. I guess he got the best of an innocent buyer. I wish there is something that can be done about this behavior. I guess by hiding the buyers identity is a sign of something not right as well. 
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