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Is "we will be sure to take action if it is deemed necessary" a circular statement/tautology? Greg M., what say you?
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And with no guarantee in place, not sure what action they'd need to take in order to get the current owner to return it to be placed in an AUTH ALTERED slab without getting paid back.
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If SGC does realize there is something "wrong" with the card based on all of the evidence provided, what is their next step? What's the difference in price between a 6 and 8.5? My guess it has to be a huge difference in price.
I wonder if TPGs have insurance for something like this. I would have to believe no insurance company would be so blind to the possible fraud that could result in payouts. Do any of the TPGs provide a limited indemnity against such huge possible payouts? Or do the TPGs offer any type of protection for the hobbyist? Hey, I see you lost about $100K on that, we'll give you lifetime free submissions. Anybody want to guess on the response? It would be nice for them to examine all the evidence and do the right thing, but think about the potential backlash for doing the right thing. Edited to add - oh crap, that's the difference between 8.5 and A... OMG
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I'll leave it up to the lawyers of the board as to whether they can actually fully disclaim liability in this fashion. Last edited by Tabe; 02-28-2023 at 01:11 AM. |
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It's more of tautology; as it is designed to say nothing but the conclusion isn't itself a premise. Empty statement constructed in such a way that it works whether the components are true or false - they either will or will not do something based on if they think they should or should not.
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