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11-27-2012, 11:25 AM
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Ebay has a "customer is always right" policy with an unconditional return policy despite the seller's own terms. Both buyers and sellers need to be aware of this. In the case of autographs, this should be the gold standard anyway. I don't know of any reputable dealers who wouldn't take a return if the customer was truly unhappy.
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