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#11
11-08-2019, 09:08 AM
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I pretty much side with the seller. The buyer took advantage of the current climate and played both sides of the coin. It is common knowledge that a GAI 7 has risk associated with it. I am unaware of any guarantee that is associated with a GAI card. I agree with the sentiment of You break it; you bought it and 2. Item must be returned in original condition.
My gut tells me that when the buyer is identified, the pieces of the puzzle will fall in place. 
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