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08-19-2011, 12:10 AM
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I say leave them a Negative.
I think they know what they are doing because: 1) They don't get the cards graded. 2) They have scans that don't show the flaws in the card 3) They have descriptions that are not accurate. If you return the card or take a refund, they continue to get away with what they are doing. If you leave a Negative then maybe people will see that and think twice about bidding on their cards or bidding higher on their cards. By paying you off, they are making money in the long run, as compared to getting a Negative for not accurately describing their cards. David 
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