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05-13-2015, 02:01 PM
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I once cracked a card out of an SGC holder and decided to list it while I accumulated more cards for a bigger sub to PSA. Lo and behold, someone purchased it and resubmitted it to SGC. Guess what, it came back as trimmed. The seller requested a refund, and I complied. I even split the grading fees with him. At some point, sellers must realize trimmed means the product was tampered with, and if that is not specifically mentioned in the listing, accepting returns should not be questioned.
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