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KLARNOLD

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Ebay sellers, please check your auction scans and make sure there is not any type of hair in your scans. I should not have to think the worst of where that hair may have come from.

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Pubes are generally the first thing that come to mind when I see hairs on any scan.

I won't lie, I have once fallen victim to this when I scanned a card and put it up on e-bay. I never took a close up look at the scan because I was scanning many cards at once. When there was like a day left on the auction I was bored and clicked on my auction and the first thing I notice is a long stringy ***** hair. Well, I assumed it was pubes...there is a slight chance it could have also been a piece of hair from any one of the 15 dogs & cats in the house.
 

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