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03-08-2005, 12:01 PM
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Has anyone read their disclaimer?
Posted By: jay behrens
It would seem that there limitation is everything. There is nothing they are willing to stand behind. They can sell lump of dirt as a 1933 Goudey Ruth and according to the disclaimer, they are not responsible for the inaccurate description. Yes, it's nice that they disclose the fact they have no clue about anything, but how can you possibly stay in business this way? I know I would never bid in their auctions over the internet. Just seems a really strange way to do business becuase their disclaimer reads like something from a scam artist. 
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