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02-22-2014, 08:42 PM
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Barring any other facts I think the seller was fair in offering a full refund over a partial refund. The condition of the card and hence its value was subjective and a matter of opinion between buyer/seller. He obviously thought the card was worth more in the indicated condition and may be able to get it in another auction. Offering a full refund and getting the card back gives him this option.
I have been in similar situations as a buyer and I empathize with you. However, I think the seller was fair. Z Wheat 
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