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Old 11-10-2019, 06:45 PM
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Don't you guys think the OP would know if he got a different card back? I am just not seeing why you keep pushing this theory.
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Old 11-10-2019, 06:50 PM
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Don't you guys think the OP would know if he got a different card back? I am just not seeing why you keep pushing this theory.
Honestly, I don't know. But it only takes a few seconds to type "yes, I'm sure it's the same card" and click Submit Reply.
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Honestly, I don't know. But it only takes a few seconds to type "yes, I'm sure it's the same card" and click Submit Reply.
He could also explain, as I've asked repeatedly, why he didn't try to cross the card. Oh well.

It just seems to me that would have been his lead point if he thought it was a different card.
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Coming late to this but the OP had to get the card somewhere himself...now that he believes it is altered (as PSA said) why can he not go back to where he got it from and get a refund on his purchase?
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Coming late to this but the OP had to get the card somewhere himself...now that he believes it is altered (as PSA said) why can he not go back to where he got it from and get a refund on his purchase?
Because the person he bought it from probably won't take it back because it was cracked out of the case. If he bought it via eBay, they may rule in the sellers favor this time, and he won't be able to return it.
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Don't you guys think the OP would know if he got a different card back? I am just not seeing why you keep pushing this theory.
According to the OP, "Ebay high value department...advised it may not be the same card as sold."

Sound advice, in my opinion.
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According to the OP, "Ebay high value department...advised it may not be the same card as sold."

Sound advice, in my opinion.
Did the buyer return it to ebay? How did ebay get in the middle of the card being returned, to the point where they could make such a statement?

And if ebay thinks the return is fraudulent, why do they still back the buyer?

Okay..... there is MUCH more to this story that has not been clarified...
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