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Maybe you should refrain from the childish name calling because some peoples opinion differs from you...
cbrandtw
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So many good points everyone has shared. Seems like we have a board full of lawyers.
Here's my take. It's $1 or $10. We're not talking about stacks of cash. This card is not going to make or break you nor Burbank. Do what you feel is right.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=s9CjeZ1Mod0#t=6s
Here's my take. It's $1 or $10. We're not talking about stacks of cash. This card is not going to make or break you nor Burbank. Do what you feel is right.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=s9CjeZ1Mod0#t=6s
If costco hangs the wrong sign, people hold them to the price.
Knowing how Burbank tends to price things in general, they would have probably marked the card at least $40, $50 [regardless of what the card may actually be worth in real life], so this would be definitely be a steal for someone looking to get over on Burbank's apparent pricing mistake.
HOS material?
Personally, I wouldn't necessarily expect Burbank to send what I bought, but I would certainly appreciate it. Alternatively, I would appreciate them approaching me with some sort of "how can we make this right for the both of us" response, rather than a "here's what we're going to do - take it or leave it". Yeah, $10 is $10, but as others have pointed out, $10 in Burbank's world is most everyone else's $1.
Personally, I wouldn't necessarily expect Burbank to send what I bought, but I would certainly appreciate it. Alternatively, I would appreciate them approaching me with some sort of "how can we make this right for the both of us" response, rather than a "here's what we're going to do - take it or leave it". Yeah, $10 is $10, but as others have pointed out, $10 in Burbank's world is most everyone else's $1.
predatorkj
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- Aug 7, 2008
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Great thought! Because that same happy buyer may turn around and buy $100 of stuff from you after the fact. Like I said, I would just be happy with the $10 and call it a day. But I think the seller would want a happy customer. Because a happy customer is a buying customer. Now if it was something they'd lose their ass on...yeah I can see them backing out.
I think, all BS aside, a lot of folks have an axe to grind with burbank because , like has previously been stated, they have a lot of what we all want. But it's akin to teasing. Because a lot of the prices are just plain dumb. Even if we would pay them, a lot of us might have an issue actually being able to do so. So I could see someone seeing a deal and thinking karma all the way. "These guys have been overcharging for years so now it's time for the scales to tip the other way". And while that's not right, it happens. Personally there are so many cards I want of Bags on ebay that people want dumb amounts for that I don't even really worry over it. Burbank is the least of my problems. But for some people who have less cards they need to be complete, maybe burbank is a major issue.
AndruwHRJones
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See you are still making friends around here. You stay classy San Diego!
Lancemountain
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Yup.
Casebusters
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KLARNOLD
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***UPDATE***
Here is their latest reply:
The actual price for this card is $68.20. I'll sell it to you for $50.00 flat because we feel bad about this whole situation. Please let me know if you're interested. Otherwise, you may choose another Pujols card for a replacement from our main site at burbanksportscards.com
up to $15.00 in value.
I knew they would over value this card but I will take their offer. I am usually pretty cheap and would not have even bid on this card if it was listed at $20. It all worked out in the end.
Here is their latest reply:
The actual price for this card is $68.20. I'll sell it to you for $50.00 flat because we feel bad about this whole situation. Please let me know if you're interested. Otherwise, you may choose another Pujols card for a replacement from our main site at burbanksportscards.com
up to $15.00 in value.
I knew they would over value this card but I will take their offer. I am usually pretty cheap and would not have even bid on this card if it was listed at $20. It all worked out in the end.
MansGame
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Dude, either take the card for $50 or take the $15 value that they're giving you now... then as Jim Rome says, "keep moving"
A_Pharis
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I'd tell them no thanks, take a refund and drop a neutral.
George_Calfas
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He states he is taking their offer :benson:
MansGame
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Than taking the $10 credit or $15 credit towards another AP?!
MansGame
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Not enough coffee for me yet this morning........ :benson: ::facepalm:: :lol: :-|
George_Calfas
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good news, you're getting a 15 dollar credit for a 1 dollar card
bad news, your 15 dollar credit will get you a 30 cent card...
bad news, your 15 dollar credit will get you a 30 cent card...
MansGame
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