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Originally Posted by travrosty
A car company could have a box to check when you buy a new car that said "before delivery, would you like your car keyed and the paintjob wrecked?"
Is that responsible for them to offer it, even though someone might check the box? Just because they could, it doesn't mean they should.
If they didn't offer that box to check, and someone wanted their car keyed before delivery, they should just say "no, we don't do that." They might lose a sale, but they would have integrity.
Put the sticker directly over the subjects face a few times and the sticker craze will go away.
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I don't understand. This is a matter of aesthetics and nothing more. You and I don't like the sticker there, but we don't have to, do we?. The owner may think it actually adds to the piece. It was put there by mutual consent.
To your example: if you paid a car dealer to key your car, they would do it. And if it appeared to be a trend, the option would start appearing on car order forms. Wouldn't be unethical or irresponsible in any way, either.
I think some of you guys are letting your hated for the ABCs cloud your judgment a bit. Does the piece look worse because of the sticker? I think so. Do I blame the authenticator for putting it there (or offering the service to do so)? Not at all.