Brian Cataquet (tobeeecat)

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Posted By: T206Collector

My only point is that if the seller does not specify in his listing how long should he can be bound for a return on goods, then you should not assume that there is a return policy at all and you should ask questions first before placing a bid. After that, you are relying on your own expectation for a return policy which may or may not be shared by the seller and which may or may not be objectively reasonable.

I do want to respond to this one:

"What happens if you buy a card that is advertised as ExMt from the seller but it comes back VG from the grading service?"

Oftentimes raw cards are sold raw for a reason -- they look ExMt, but have spider wrinkles. You have to factor this into your bidding on a raw card. You do not deserve a refund unless the seller guarantees that it will grade what he says it will -- which no one ever does precisely because they know they are grading more liberally than, say, SGC.