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04-16-2014, 08:53 AM
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In the past, I think others in this situation have gone to the Post Office and shown the card or item to the Manager or Supervisor and then packaged the card or item and mailed it to the seller/scam artist. That way, if the seller does something to the item then there was a witness at the Post Office that can back up your version of the story.
David 
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