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Thanks for the input. I am going to keep it.
I think the lesson here for me is don't buy something only looking at the pictures on my phone. I think the smallness of the screen caused me to miss the writing and that would not have happened on my pc. I am going to wait a few days and look for other feedback for recent purchases. I actually remember seeing a few Red Hearts when they were listed that had this same writing on them, one was a Mantle. I didn't bid or watch any of them. However, when I was bored at a car dealership waiting I searched my phone for "ending soonest" and saw it with about 2 minutes left and bid in a hurry, only seeing the pics on my phone and mainly going off the listing off EXMT. As for "putting on my big boy pants" Ben must have trouble with reading comprehension. In my original post I clearly took responsibility for not looking closely enough.
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[FONT="Lucida Sans Unicode"]CampyFan39 Last edited by campyfan39; 09-18-2014 at 07:58 AM. |
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I think it was a mistake on your part and the seller's part, and I believe the two of you honestly just overlooked it. It's not like the seller was trying to hide anything because he did provide a clear, close up scan. I could see it being intentional if they didn't provide a back scan.
I've been guilty of doing the same thing as a buyer. I'm a set builder and I've been at shows filling holes in sets and pick several cards just glancing through them quickly, and notice once I get home it has writing on the back or something else I've missed. I don't think it was intentionally done by the seller. After all, they do have a return policy. The bottom line is this. If you're happy with the card, keep it. If not, return it for a refund as stated in the seller's description. |
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As a seller and a buyer I've had this happen. If it were me I'd send a very friendly message explaining you want the card and that you understand it's your mistake but that also asking if the seller noticed the writing due to the grade they gave it. I've had sellers volunteer to discount/partial refund/take back the card and it will at least show them to be more careful in the future.
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By the way I had more than 1 person PM me thanking me for my response in this thread because they wanted to say what I did but for some reason won't post it for everyone to see. |
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When something like this happens, it is not fair to automatically assume that the seller is a slimeball. The numbers on the back are small; if he was breaking up a lot of cards to sell individually, this would be an easy flaw to miss. If you want your money back, drop him a line and ask about the misrepresentation. If he refuses to remedy the problem, then I would lean toward him being a slimeball. I doubt that will be the case though.
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