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11-09-2019, 08:16 PM
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I'm surprised nobody has really explained the timeline.
Seller to buyer to PSA to buyer ….three trips through the post office, plus time at PSA even giving the benefit of the doubt that the buyer could turn the card around and remail the same day. And all that happened in one week? Even with express mail, three days are used up in transit. Yes, PSA has faster times for higher value items, but does anyone have recent experience with the time it takes to even get logged in? I just don't see that as probable. 
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