That buyer's (kinda) remorse

[jgannon]

Sometimes it's border line, but I say, if you're really not happy with your purchase, return it. I've done this with record albums and baseball cards. Then that money is free for you to re-order what you want in the condition you want it in, or to get something completely different that you'll also be happy with.

[conor912]

I think it totally depends on what it is. Is a replacement readily available? If yes, return it. Have you been looking for several years? If so, keep it and keep looking. If you find an upgrade, I’m sure someone will happily take the lower grade one off your hands.

I read on this board once: “I’d rather have a hole in my card than a hole in my binder”.

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by conor912

I read on this board once: “I’d rather have a hole in my card than a hole in my binder”.

I agree...cards will possibly fall out and get lost or damaged if you have a hole in your binder.

Brian

[mintacular]

Some times you just have to ask for a partial refund and explain why. If you rcvd something not as described you should not be stuck with the cards at an unfair price

[mintacular]

This is also why I tend to pay more in person as I can see the condition with my own eyes, I found online sellers tend to overlook condition flaws

[Leon]

Originally Posted by mintacular

This is also why I tend to pay more in person as I can see the condition with my own eyes, I found online sellers tend to overlook condition flaws

+1....refund policy is a must when buying online.