Need advice on a graded T3

Anthony S. · #1 01-14-2010, 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by smtjoy

I never said it was the sellers fault. That said the seller has no stated return policy and I think on a card that was graded a 4 and had the issues possibly outside that grading standard the seller should have brought that up. I therefore dont see an issue with asking for a refund.

The seller did have a stated return policy. If you click the "Shipping and Payments" button on the auction listing it states, under the heading Return Policy, "The seller will not accept returns for this item."

smtjoy · #2 01-14-2010, 12:56 PM

Sorry I did miss the no return option.

Thanks for all the info and replys, i'm still considering my options.

Anthony S. · #3 01-14-2010, 01:01 PM

Is the seller able to see the full Ebay ID --- not that d**6** crap that the bidders see --- of the underbidder? If so, you might want to ask him for it, and then contact the underbidder and see if he's still interested in the card.

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