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12-25-2002, 08:59 AM
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Ethics question
Posted By: leon
I know the situation. I feel that after you told him, Scott, he should put an amendment to his auction. I will email him too, see his response, and then probably "out" him if he does nothing. What he is doing is not right (if he knows he is selling trimmed cards and not labeling them as such). If I ever did something like this, and someone alerted me to it, then I would expect the same consequences... I will make sure that it's not an honest mistake first though.....best regards all 
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