I ordered two sets from them - 1982 Donruss and 1986 Fleer. 1986 Fleer has one major rookie card - the Jose Canseco rookie. Guess what one card just happened to be missing? Fortunately I happened to have that card from a recent trade (thanks Scott Crawford!) so I let that one slide.
The other set I ordered was 1982 Donruss. Instead, I received 1982 Fleer. I had to send the box back to him to get the refund for the set, but didn't get refunded for either his shipping or my shipping, so I was still out $20 for his error. Amazon rules allow the sellers to do this, but a reputable seller would refund a buyer for shipping on their error.
So, to sum up, I ordered two sets from this guy and got one set missing the key card and one set completely wrong, and lost $20 because he wasn't honorable about refunding shipping for his error.
I have since reordered the 1982 Donruss set, and got it from another seller with no incident yesterday. This is the set that introduced the famous "Diamond Kings," and did so this way in part:
As baseball fans we cheer them.
They are our strong and brave heroes.
They are our Diamond Kings. . . .
Treasure them, they are yours to enjoy.
Dealt with Scott for years never had any troubles. As far as mistakes, we all make them. Sorry to hear about your $20.00 loss but I'm sure in the fine print Scott wasn't responsible. Honorable yes!
ReplyDeleteDealt with Scott for years never had any troubles. As far as mistakes, we all make them. Sorry to hear about your $20.00 loss but I'm sure in the fine print Scott wasn't responsible. Honorable yes!
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