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02-21-2017, 05:02 PM
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You might have recourse but your hassle factor probably isn't worth it. If I read correctly you aren't out any hard money although the card might have been worth more than you "bought" it for. I am easy going and would probably leave a neutral....I have only left a few negatives in all my years and those were back in the day (without the ebay guarantee) and for outright theft of a few very small amounts.
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