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DR.X

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  1. Anyone can miss something, and that includes dealers, me , anyone. It happens. But its also up to you as a new owner of the book to look it over and come to your own conclusion. I've bought books from just about everyone on here, dealers included. Every once in a bit I find something that wasn't mentioned. Its always been a case of just missing something, and usually the book is returned for a no hassle refund. I do the same in my sales threads for anyone who buys from me, and everyone knows that. Case closed. If I have a suspicion about something and am not sure I contact a few people on here I trust for a second opinon. Either way, if I suspect trimming, color touch, or replaced staples its disclosed in the sale. But again, you offer a full refund on anything you sell. It keeps customers happy, and coming back. And one more thing, I'm not buying the B.S. that " I don't know how to spot this or that ". We have plenty of people on here that are pretty good at resto check. Ask some questions and get some opinions. That's what this community is about. Helping a fellow boardie. If your not sure of the book. Don't sell it. If your not offering a refund, you should not be selling anything around here. I sure as h ell won't buy from you. And last. I never, ever, spend money from a sale until I hear from the seller and he's happy with the purchase. People want there money back and not some B.S. excuse that you spent the money. Don't spend it till its a done deal.
  2. +1 Another B.S. artist that tried to squeeze his way out of a simple refund and doing the right thing. Anyone who thinks they can come in here and become part of this community with this kind of krap better hit the road running. The deeper you dig a hole the farther it is to daylight.
  3. all this talk of Goom has got me jumpy. you guys and gals have seen these before, but its a boring Friday night..................................so far.
  4. Don't tell him that, his head is already too big, and his books are a bore.
  5. These are the key quotes from the second response. It doesn't seem unfair. I agree, but the proof is in the pudding. Let's see if he makes it right.
  6. that's a tough book in decent grade anyway. still looks nice.
  7. I pray he's not prepping another Gettysburg Address type rebutal. I can't make it through the first two, let alone being blinded by another big cap nightmare.
  8. Here's how it is simple. You run a sales thread you offer a full refund on anything your sell, no questions asked, period. We all make mistakes, I've made them. Buyers were given immediate refunds, or compensated with other books. End of story. We move on. Every one is happy.
  9. +1 I refuse to read that dribble. Can someone P.M. and sum it up in a few sentences. Here is a summary of the important parts: Just as I suspected.
  10. +1 I refuse to read that dribble. Can someone P.M. and sum it up in a few sentences.
  11. when i suspect trimming on a book I slip a backing board between the cover and first page. sometimes it sticks out like a sore thumb. to me the outside edge is a bit easier as the overlay of the pages is gone when they cut the book. just my
  12. When you expand that image and look directly across from the Visions right hand at the spine, looks like there is a deep tear or crease with CT in it. And it does look trimmed on three sides or the cutter when haywire.
  13. what number is that World Of Suspense with the scare crow/green cover? I have to have one of those.