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08-25-2002, 12:10 AM
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Grade Tech- corner magnification question
Posted By: DaveP
i've read this thread twice now. so far i agree with mr. matthewson because all you seem to be doing is being critical to the grading company for providing more information about a graded card rather than less information, like other graders. your position doesn't make sense to me either. i'm not defending the grader because i don't employ grading services but sometimes i buy cards that have been graded already. what grade tech is doing seems very customer-centered to me. as a buyer i would like as much info as possible and i can simply ignore any info that isn't important to me personally. 
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