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View Poll Results: Is it ethical to alter and sell cards without disclosing that they were altered? | |||
Yes, it is perfectly acceptable and ethical to sell an altered without disclosing this to the buyer |
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5 | 4.24% |
No, it is unethical to not disclose alterations the alterations |
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34 | 28.81% |
No, it is unethical to not disclose the alterations, and it is fraud to do so |
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79 | 66.95% |
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I have a T206 that I asked Ted Zanidakis to sign on the back. He did sign, and sent it back to me. So... Ted altered the card??? I'm complicit to that??? If I sell that card to someone, it's pretty obvious that Ted Z signed the back. I need to disclose that to a buyer anyway??? IF, in the process of taking scissors to a over-taped mailing package that I get one day, in the process of using the scissors, I cut a T206 in half, if I then sell that card, am I committing fraud if I don't tell the buyer that I cut that card in half???
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