eBay says card not eligible for authenticity guarantee

[Apple_Robert]

Originally Posted by CardPadre

Sounds like you're still getting the card, right? Just with the potential for returning it.

That is my understanding. I don't foresee a problem with the card (as of now) but, since this was my first time running into this scenario, I thought it proper to get feedback from the forum.

[Gorditadogg]

Originally Posted by Apple_Robert

That is my understanding. I don't foresee a problem with the card (as of now) but, since this was my first time running into this scenario, I thought it proper to get feedback from the forum.

I am surprised they sent the card on to you. Normally if PSA will not authenticate they give you an option to cancel the deal. Did they not do that?

Seller does not accept returns, so if you don't like it after you get it, you may be able to claim the item was not as described, as a previous member said.

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[Apple_Robert]

Originally Posted by Gorditadogg

I am surprised they sent the card on to you. Normally if PSA will not authenticate they give you an option to cancel the deal. Did they not do that?

Seller does not accept returns, so if you don't like it after you get it, you may be able to claim the item was not as described, as a previous member said.

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The email sent the card would still be sent to me. I checked the tracking just now and it shows the same.

[Jewish-collector]

If it doesn't look right, just say not as described and send it back, because sometimes you just gotta say, WTF. Right, Robert ?

[Apple_Robert]

Originally Posted by Jewish-collector

If it doesn't look right, just say not as described and send it back, because sometimes you just gotta say, WTF. Right, Robert ?

Hopefully, I won't have to do that although I have had to do that in the past and it hurt. lol

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Gorditadogg

I am surprised they sent the card on to you. Normally if PSA will not authenticate they give you an option to cancel the deal. Did they not do that?

Seller does not accept returns, so if you don't like it after you get it, you may be able to claim the item was not as described, as a previous member said.

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No, that is if they reject it. They did not reject this card, just said it was outside the program. That is a different thing. In other words, in this case all they are saying we're not evaluating that slab.

[Gorditadogg]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

No, that is if they reject it. They did not reject this card, just said it was outside the program. That is a different thing. In other words, in this case all they are saying we're not evaluating that slab.

I'm not sure if that's right. The listing had Ebay's authenticity guarantee. Buyer could reasonably say they relied on that, If Ebay decides not to pull the guarantee, they should allow the buyer to cancel.

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[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by Gorditadogg

I'm not sure if that's right. The listing had Ebay's authenticity guarantee. Buyer could reasonably say they relied on that, If Ebay decides not to pull the guarantee, they should allow the buyer to cancel.

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Seen this pattern many times before, speaking from experience. They don't figure it out until after they have it in hand.