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01-20-2019, 01:20 PM
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Yeah..if it’s not a rare card you could just go after another one as stated before. Having said that...eBay is supposed to authorize the sellers ability to offer 2nd chances. The requirement is that the buyer did not pay or the seller has multiples. I’ve bought many items on 2nd chance offers over the years on eBay without any problems. I could have been lucky though! Usually in my cases the seller emailed me the reason I was being extended the 2nd chance offers. I don’t think they have to pay a listing fee for the multiples...just the final valuation fee which saves the seller a bit of money if they are selling multiples of the same item.
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