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05-04-2002, 04:45 PM
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scan manipulation, the latest (at least to me) card scam
Posted By: Julie Vognar
is that a scan can and frequently does tell a thousand lies. Disappointment after disappointment! Jeez, you buy a T206 with a bright yellow background; seller says there's a very light spot in the center. yep, I can just barely see it in the scan. How NICE that he told me! Then I get the card, and the faint spot is a good sized squirt of tobacco juice, visable from 3 feet away. And so on, ad infinitum. 
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