Sellers: please assume some responsibility

67standup

I’m a little tired of receiving graded cards in which the 3rd party label doesn't match the card within the holder. For example, PSA label indicates O-Pee-Chee, but the card is Topps. Typical seller response: "not my fault, that's how they graded it. Return at your expense for a refund."

My expense? So if PSA mistakenly identifies a card as Hank Aaron, but the card is Tommy Aaron, then it's not the seller’s fault? Try looking at the card before selling, or offer proper scans.

As a buyer and seller, I’m wondering if there are more loser sellers or buyers?

Okay, I feel better.

WinPitcher

Yikes that scares me....I hope my vintage cards come back properly labeled.........Im sorry that happened to u...

kuhlmann

If grading companies are supposed to be experts that should never happen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ctsoxfan

I have gotten numerous cards labelled with incorrect sets, and misspelled player names. I have sent a few back, and PSA fixed their errors at no charge (I would have had to pay shipping, but I just threw them in with my submissions). Happens more often than I would have thought.

DeutscherGeist

The seller should know what he is selling. He was suppose to send it back to PSA himself. It's irresponsible of him to play dumb.


There are a lot of sellers like that out there.

rbeaton

I've actually picked up a few bargins because of that. I guess people don't want to deal with getting it corrected so they lower their bids. As long as the seller has a clear scan, I'm happy.

Robert