predatorkj
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- Aug 7, 2008
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So I'll answer your question...no I don't think it's feedback extortion. He's willing to change feedback if you correct the situation. His misstep was to leave it before hand and then ask for the situation to be rectified. Not the usual course of action. But what he is doing is no different really from getting a damaged item and then asking for it to corrected. If you didn't refund, he'd probably leave a neg. in this case he just jumped the gun.
Btw, don't get too caught up on the top loaders man. I don't think he cared so much about them really. I think the snap tight probably cracked or something. He probably felt that they wouldn't have been damaged if they'd have been sent in the top loaders. I had the same thing happen to a really rare card because a guy sent it in a snap tight and it was obliterated in the mail somehow.
