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11-25-2006, 09:14 AM
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The (Base) Ball (card) Is In Our Court
Posted By: NetJr
Interesting read and topic. The part I was intrigued is when you mentioned eBay. As one that has emailed in countless complaints and even met with mid level executives of the company I have to say there is "NO" chance of getting them to help a collectors organization. They will look out for their power seller no matter what they do wrong, they will never share data even it could clear a wrongfully accused seller \ buyer, and they barely enforce rules of listing titles and descriptions. They are such a mult "billion" dollar enterprise a $250 million a year commodity organization would probably be just as ignored as you, me and everyone else. Sad, very darn sad. 
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