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If he didn't know the card was cracked out, why would it be an accident to accept the return?
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Seller approved the return before realizing the card had been cracked from its slab. Thus, the "accidental" acceptance of return.
Had he known the card had been cracked out, he presumably would not have authorized the return. Edit... We were writing at same time. Yes, you've now got it correct, Jesse. Last edited by perezfan; 11-10-2019 at 10:54 PM. |
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I realize it's just being pedantic but, to me, "accidental" would be clicking a button you didn't mean to click or your cat walking across the keyboard or something. Clicking "OK" on the return intentionally is not accidental.
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