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07-07-2010, 09:00 AM
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From what was stated I tend to agree with Barry.
It seems SCP did a poor job in packaging, and then there was the issue of missing cards. As annoying as it is to be let down, a full refund is a reasonable solution. But once you start selling off cards from that lot, you really can't expect any fair resolution. It should be a lesson learned to always fully inspect your winnings before promising them to another buyer.
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