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03-23-2011, 07:53 PM
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A Thought...
Sorry to hear about this situation. I would think if the Seller is worth his salt, he would refund your money, and guarantee you first right of refusal to repurchase the card at orginal agreed upon price. This would be the right thing to do to make you whole and give you some hope! May I ask what shipping company the seller used ? If it is the USPS I would hold a little hope b/c there are plenty of documented cases where a box shows up weeks later. Not as likely with FedEx or UPS.
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