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05-06-2011, 01:36 PM
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[QUOTE=HRBAKER;892037]Maybe, it's certainly been a boon to the authenticators.
Somebody still needs to explain to me why it costs more to authenticate some players than others (particularly on site where they are not holding the item for a long period of time and "assuming" the risk of loss"). The authenticators don't have more to lose as they aren't guaranteeing anything other than they have an opinion. Might as well say we have decided to participate in the secondary value of the items and as long as you are willing to pay the freight we will continue to. Excellent points Jeff. Well said! 
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