If that was your "$5" Griffey on comc....

[goobmcnasty]

It was obviously listed at $5 by mistake. And as much as I love a "steal," this really feels like I'm ****ing stealing it. So if you're a member here, PM me your comc username, and/or the card, and we'll figure out how to return it to you... for $5 of course

 

[magicpapa]

what was it??

 

[TNP777]

Stand-up move, OP. Good on you.

 

[goobmcnasty]

I emailed comc and they wont provide the sellers contact info. Wow

 

[hive17]

What was it?

 

[RagingAcid]

Big man move OP, god on you.

 

[Juan Gris]

You can't leave us in suspense!

 

[magicpapa]

 

[athletics07]

If this is the card, I think there's a '98-'99 credentials buyer that utilizes their mailbox service. In which case, I'd have to agree a mistake over ignorance.

 

[goobmcnasty]

Oh, sorry. It was a 98 Leaf R/S Longevity listed as a regular 98 Leaf R/S

 

[JustMoe]

I emailed comc and they wont provide the sellers contact info. Wow

Well, no...of course not. That would be a huge breech in customer trust and security. They can't be giving out information like that, no matter what the reason.

What you could do is ask them to contact the seller on our behalf, explain the situation, and (if the seller wants) then the sale could be "reversed", which would put the card back in their port and refund you the store credit.

In the past, if a seller realized that they undersold a card then the seller would contact COMC, explain the situation, and COMC would contact the buyer, asking if the buyer would be ok with reversing the sale on the seller's behalf - or COMC would just reverse the sale without explaining the situation to the buyer...that protocol seems to vary from time to time.

But, if the seller doesn't complain, all your good intentions are a wasted effort - just accept the fact that you got a sweet card for a steal. It happens...