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Originally Posted by thehoodedcoder
well. in stores, people swap price tags on cheaper items to more expensive items. people also make mistakes.
if you handle a large inventory it would be impossible for you to ensure that each item has not been tampered with and that you have done everything flawless on all of your items.
you gotta look it up anyway to make sure you are not making a mistake, before you actually buy a card or part with the card.
kevin
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If these are excuses for cards not being priced, then they are absurd. First, shows are not stores.....someone is always there hovering over the showcases. Second, and errors or mistakes should be corrected before placed on sale. And third, one doesn't "have to look it up anyway".
I think the answer lies somewhere around laziness and greed.....Greed in the sense that dealers will "ask" (read charge) different people, different prices. Dave.