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02-13-2009, 12:55 PM
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some advice please, lawyers please chime in.
Posted By: Fred C
Why don't you ask your friend, that steered you to the seller, what he knows about the guy? Maybe he can tell you more about the person. Deep down if you're gut tells you that there's something wrong then just walk away. If you feel you want to fight crime then tell the guy you'd like to take a few pictures of some of the more valuable cards to show to a few people that may be interested in the cards. Maybe it will help solve a crime later and maybe, just maybe it will lead to returning the cards to the rightful owner (if that happens to be the case). 
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