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Join Date: Jan 2021
Posts: 127
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Let’s say you’re originally selling a card at $50 in a brand new one touch and then through not selling you lowered your price until it was a fire sale at $5-20, do you think it’s inappropriate to throw it into a top loader and send it out instead of the $5-7 brand new one touch? I’ve had people do this to me but would worry myself about doing this possibly getting bad feedback. At the same time, the item description is for the card. That’s what you’re buying. You don’t ever get the stand the card is sitting on or the desk the card is resting on, the whole it’s in the photo goes out the window. Just looking for opinions and reasoning
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Join Date: May 2010
Posts: 9,159
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prob just don't advertise the card in the mag
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Join Date: Jan 2021
Posts: 127
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True. If you want to scan it or risk removing it to take a photo then sure. But if you’re just continually dropping price on the same listing and don’t want to relist and take everything out again to photo and what not, it seems alright. But that’s my opinion which is why I ask. See where the majority stand. I never minded when people switched the cases as long as the card from the auction came and was in the condition it was listed in. People paying $3 for a $30 card and expecting a $5 case are kind of being far fetched
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re-take the pictures.....
i am not going to look, but there are multiple threads on here of sellers complaining about buyers asking for either a refund or returning the card simply because it was not in the holder pictured. there have even been negs. reported for it. personally, i would never show a card for sale in any type of holder. if you cannot take a picture or scan a card without damaging it, you probably should not be handling cards.
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Join Date: Oct 2020
Location: Denver
Posts: 57
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Just my opinion..... You can't get p!ssed buying a $5-20 card and getting it in a top loader. Even when the pic is in a mag. A $5 card isn't worth it and if you expect it; that's an indictment on you. As long as it is packaged well, I have no issues.
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Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Texan in AZ
Posts: 44,115
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Do people complain when they buy clothes online and they don’t come with the model featured in the photos?
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Add a disclaimer to your listing if you're worried about it. "Card will be shipped in a toploader and not a one touch as shown in the pictures."
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If the picture shows the card in the mag, include the mag.
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Join Date: Jun 2017
Location: Fayetteville
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Join Date: Nov 2015
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