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11-24-2009, 10:38 AM
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I think the Seller did all he was obligated to do. As long as nothing in the auction implied the card would Third Party grade, why should a Seller be held responsible for what a Buyer does w/ a card after the tranny is completed?
What if Buyer got a 6 & was expecting a 7?---is that grounds for wanting his fee back? How far can one expect to take a sale? I say he did as much, or more, than required.
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