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Posted By: Howie

The seller knows what he's doing when listing delivery charges. A $255 Bobby Orr for $10, sets at $20, and other cards at $6. I didn't see a $15.95. The card can be shipped safe and secure for $6.

The cost for delivery was clearly displayed and the buyer did nothing wrong. The buyer was ready to pay but the seller added the new $9.95 protection fee.

Integrity? How does saying no to the extortion put one's integrity at risk? There was no mistake in listing $6 for that card, and even if there there was it'd then be a chance for the seller to display his integrity in how the situation is handled. Why should the buyer need to pay $9.95 for the seller's lack of integrity in handling of this matter?

The buyer will do nothing wrong if he walks away from this mess.