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blitzerlover

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I refunded the buyer, but I don't know what to do with the card. Can I try and resell it? Will people buy it if I explain the condition it is in? Should I just give it away?
 

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Unless you are willing to spend more on Ebay fees. I would either throw it away or give it to the neighbors' kid...
 

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dodgerchromie said:
what card is it?

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If you are going to throw it away I will send you 50 cents paypal for shipping fees and you can send it to me.
 

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I guess it would depend on what it is (if it is worth reselling or not)? Either way you need to be upfront (& make it as "clear as day" in your auction that it is damaged) & in detail description (as to how it is damaged) if you decide to resell it!
 

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I actually remember buying a Colby Rasmus '05 Chrome Auto for about $40 and it was damaged in the mail (seller didn't offer insurance). I sent it back and he relisted the card and sold it for around $30 - he clearly stated the condition of the card when he relisted it. (Card had a noticeable crease on the back right corner). I would say some money is better than none if you are thinking about tossing it.
 

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thefasterblade said:
What happened to it?


I think it got caught in the sorter or something. It is bent along the top right corner and has a big wrinkle all along the back.
 

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Ian Stewart said:
blitzerlover said:
thefasterblade said:
What happened to it?


I think it got caught in the sorter or something. It is bent along the top right corner and has a big wrinkle all along the back.

Did you use a PWE?


No. Bubble Mailer, it also looks pretty beat up.


Here is the buyers pic of the card, you can see how it is bent.


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blitzerlover said:
Ian Stewart said:
blitzerlover said:
thefasterblade said:
What happened to it?


I think it got caught in the sorter or something. It is bent along the top right corner and has a big wrinkle all along the back.

Did you use a PWE?


No. Bubble Mailer, it also looks pretty beat up.


Here is the buyers pic of the card, you can see how it is bent.


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why would you not send first class? If you are selling on ebay and not sending first class, you are gambling.
 

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rebelsbaseball3 said:
why would you not send first class? If you are selling on ebay and not sending first class, you are gambling.

I did send First Class.

Anyway, any Mcallister collectors out there?
 

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rebelsbaseball3- How do you know he used Parcel Post? All 1st class is hand sorted?

Here's a card I won for around $5 awhile ago. Unfortunately it got the same sorter treatment.

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MartinFFcollector said:
rebelsbaseball3- How do you know he used Parcel Post? All 1st class is hand sorted?

Here's a card I won for around $5 awhile ago. Unfortunately it got the same sorter treatment.

ebaytoys1382.jpg


I was told at my post office that an item cant go first class unless its 3/4" thick, that way its hand sorted and not machine sorted.. They however did tell me that some places will mark the package 1st class, but if its under the 3/4" thickness, then it will be sorted in the machine, which is the main cause of the damage.
 

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Doesn't matter what the condition is if you decide to resell it, if the buyer is not happy, you are at there mercy. You would lose a claim if you sold it and the buyer wasn't happy with the condition even if you described it accurately.
 

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