This feedback is amusing....
RipublicaninMass
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Ok Maybe I am going to get crap for calling the all time scare.
Likes to crack PSA 5 & 6 cards, then sell as raw! Watch out!
He called it SUPERIOR...PSA called it a 6
He called it SUPERIOR...PSA called it a 5
He called it SUPERIOR...PSA called it a 5
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Wasn't there a thread on this topic very recently! HA!
Likes to crack PSA 5 & 6 cards, then sell as raw! Watch out!
He called it SUPERIOR...PSA called it a 6
He called it SUPERIOR...PSA called it a 5
He called it SUPERIOR...PSA called it a 5
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Wasn't there a thread on this topic very recently! HA!
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How someone can get beef for selling raw cards is beyond me. It seems that 1bnerd guy was simply looking to start a fight.
Raw cards (espcially vintage) will sell for more than one graded 5 or 6 typically. It does so because of greedy card owners looking to make a quick buck by getting the card graded and then selling it.
When that plan backfires, suddenly the guy who did the same exact thing is a bad guy?
Ax-
There was a thread about this seller buying PSA 5's, cracking them and reselling them as NM. There was a debate whether this is ethical ot not.
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<< <i>Ax-
There was a thread about this seller buying PSA 5's, cracking them and reselling them as NM. There was a debate whether this is ethical ot not. >>
I know....I remember it. And i said the same thing there.
For a scam to work, there has to be 2 people trying to scam the other.
Buyers who buy into scams are trying to get over on the seller as much as vice versa.