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06-24-2003, 05:13 PM
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Ebay Fraud Story
Posted By: julie
but someone else, dealing with Mr. Craik, received a large card, placed between the pages of a magazine, with the magazine placed inside a completely flexible envelope. The mailman naturally folded the envelope and put it in the mailbox, further damaging a (admittedly already poor-and ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE POOR--conditioned) card. The card, as presented in the ebay auction, was just barely collectible; after the mailing, it wasn't. Craik declined to take the card back, return money--or even acknowledge e-mails. 
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