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BAJJERFAN
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the punishment fee to return a $280 hammer price coin to TeleTrade.
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From Teletrade:
Q. What if I buy a coin through Teletrade® and I want to return it? Teletrade® offers a no-questions-asked return privilege subject to our standard terms and conditions. A buyer can return any lot purchased if it is sent back to Teletrade® within seven days of our shipment ...
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I didn't find where they spell out "standard terms and conditions."
From another thread someone quotes 5% on a $1650 hammer price. I don't know if it is a sliding scale or not.
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To return it teletrade charges 5% plus 20.00- 115.00 mistake ...
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I'm not sure if the $20 is the postage, or an additional restocking fee. I think you are also out postage both ways. So 5% of $280 is $14, postage both ways is about $17, so about $30 to roll the dice if you are not sure from the images.
you get THIS:
In no event does Teletrade refund postage and handling charges, nor does it reimburse Bidders or Consignors for postage used to ship coins to Teletrade. A return handling fee will be deducted from any refund for a returned lot calculated as follows: Five Dollars ($5.00) plus five percent (5%) of winning bids equaling Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) or less; Ten Dollars ($10.00) plus five percent (5%) of winning bids in amounts in excess of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00).
A $280 bid shud result in a return fee of $14 plus any postage you paid to get the item to you. I know they erred on a recent return, but so far have not corrected it.