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. I don't think this seller is out to defraud buyers.
Puh-leeze! When was the last time you found a vdb
1) In a batch of common wheats
2) In nearly-new condition
3) On the end of a roll
4) In a shotgun wrapper
5) With the reverse visible
6) Not just once, but dozens of times.
7) This group of events is incredible, as in "without credibility"
8) The word "gullible" is not in the dictionary.
His presentation is purposely misleading.
Return policies are better than nothing, but years ago, someone studied them. In the case of
grossly misreprented stuff (
Buffalo nickels instead of Mercury times, shorted rolls, obviously XF coins sent as gems, etc)
only 20% were returned.
Why? If the seller is incompetent, how badly can they screw up a return?
If you keep it, you at least have
something to show. Return it, and you have nothing but the hope of a refund/replacement. Some people prefer to quit before they get
further behind.
It costs time and money to return something. With rare exceptions, you're out shipping both ways.
Returning something, at least sub-consciously, makes some people feel that
they somehow made a mistake. In this example, buyers jump to confusions, and after they get 48 common wheats, well, the seller didn't
say there was anything there.
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Posted 10/17/2011 10:56 am
