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What character is that?

Maybe check on the Sideshow forum.

To me it means they are just authenticating the signature and nothing else. Basically treating it like a signed piece of paper and making no comment on the item itself. Nice compromise. Yep. They said normally they will only do the instruction manuals if they have comics inside of them. Right. If someone else sends it in with no comics will they get it encapsulated? If the answer is no, that is not consistent.

Glad you are getting them done, but that seems like an odd policy. I would hope the rules were the same for everyone.

the facilitator I think they owe you all of the money back and whatever it is you had signed.

Who told you they could be CGCed?

Not that I buy a ton of stuff, but I always PM the seller and let him know everything arrived OK. The part that I tend to forget is leaving kudos.

Agreed. As long as the seller has a 9.8 for the buyer I see no issue with them offering a higher grade for more money. But you should still be required to come through with a 9.8 if that was what was agreed in the sale.

If the seller isn't responsible then he in fact has not guaranteed the 9.8. It can't be both.

Because they agreed on a price. If the seller wants more for a higher grade than replace that copy with the agreed upon grade.

So how much is that book going for in a 9.6?

Clearly this can be done as BeachBum always guarantees 9.8s.

Posts seem to be disappearing.

I'm going to have to heavily disagree with this statement. There are tons of reasons why someone would not be able to come up with one. The lack of one should not be construed as a red flag. To each his own. But if someone can't come up with 5 or 10% as a down payment that would definitely be a red flag for me.

If someone can't come up with a small down payment right away that should be a red flag to start with.

I remember that thread. Very shady.

It would also be interesting to see if he makes any other purchases.

If he went on the PL how would he get off of it?

Better than sea monkeys I guess.

That's disappointing. Would have sucked to get them as a kid.

Does anyone have those? Or the army soldeirs you always see the ad for?

This thread really is awesome.

Telling them you are drunk is way cooler.

Let's say it is the first of November and I am negotiating with a buyer on payment terms. 1. I say payment is due in 15 days. 2. I say payment due on November 15th. Would these both treat the 30 day grace period the same? There is a very good chance I have had one too many beers for this conversation.

I have a hard time wrapping my head around the difference between these: 1. I say payment is due in 3 days so that trumps the 30 day rule. 2. I say time payments start on day xx, if you miss that you get the 30 day rule.