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Originally Posted by jgmp123
All I am saying is this, It doesn't matter the $$ amount. If you purchase something that you believe to be authentic and it turns out to be fake, you are being taken advantage of. I understand that the buyer should have been aware and did his own research and yadda yadda yadda...I get that...I totally understand that, but take $$ out of the equation and the buyer was taken advantage of.
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Ah, the dollar amount is part of the equation and always will be.
Look at thousands of buyers who purchased Mantle, Williams and DiMaggio forgeries.
Why did they purchase those forgeries for between $10.00 and $50.00? Because they thought they could flip them on Ebay for between 10-20 times their purchase price. And 99% of that crap was removed before it sold.
Absolutely no sympathy for those buyers and the OP of this thread.
Jeff wrote "In fact the buyer admits that he was hoping "it slipped through the cracks".
Excellent post, Jeff.
10-17-2012, 08:54 AM
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