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I’ve had to pass
on posters that I really wanted before for the same reason. It’s
especially painful when it’s something that you’ve been looking for
a long time. But, the price of these lobby cards definitely warrants more
detailed pictures at a minimum. His description is lacking as well. If
someone advertises in this way and is unwilling to consider returns, I
immediately start to think that he is hiding something. I’d say pass. Bill From: MoPo List
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Walter Reuben hello all A seller by the name of mmm3ms has
a considerable number of very interesting lobby cards for sale on ebay. One of them is a full lobby set for Double Indemnity: I wrote to him and explained that the photos were very
dim. I went on to say that I am a very serious buyer and
let him reference my ebay feedback. I asked if his materials are
returnable if they are not satisfactory. Since the photos are of
poor quality, I thought this was a reasonable thing to ask. He replied that no returns would be allowed since that
"would not be fair to the other bidders." To me, this attitude is a major turn off. If I am
going to contemplate spending 2 or 3 thousand with a seller, I am very much
concerned that he is going to be fair to me if I am unhappy for any reason at
all. When I sell posters, either on my website or on ebay, I
always allow returns within a week of receipt for any reason whatsoever.
I do not much like being told in advance by a seller that items are not
returnable. Especially since I very rarely need to make a return. What do you think? Walter Reuben Walter Reuben, Inc. Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (323) 651 3313 www.walterfilm.com
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