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AT v.s. NT Question
hedgehog847
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Have you ever let the seller's status, dubious or otherwise, sway your opinion on a coin?
For example, let's say you're looking at a toned coin, and you're thinking NT, but then you realize the seller's got some goofy sales pitch in his ad, or no return policy, or maybe he's got a couple negs-- might that change your mind to AT?
Conversely, does a questionable coin become not-so-questionable if the seller has 100% feedback and offers an unconditional money back guarantee?
Maybe my question ties into the "sixth sense" you try to utilize when sniffing out a scam?
For example, let's say you're looking at a toned coin, and you're thinking NT, but then you realize the seller's got some goofy sales pitch in his ad, or no return policy, or maybe he's got a couple negs-- might that change your mind to AT?
Conversely, does a questionable coin become not-so-questionable if the seller has 100% feedback and offers an unconditional money back guarantee?
Maybe my question ties into the "sixth sense" you try to utilize when sniffing out a scam?
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<< <i>Have you ever let the seller's status, dubious or otherwise, sway your opinion on a coin? >>
Absolutely I do. I always check out his inventory or other auctions. If I see some coins that don't look right, I'm passing.