What a Mistake!!

[Spider-Dan]

I won the Amazing Spider-Man #32 9.2 (Old Label ) in January's Comic Link auction along with a few others. I recieved my Package today, and this is the Amazing Spider-Man #32 they sent me

 

 

Before anyone acusses me of anything, I already called and am sending it back

[Count]

[Columbia Comics]

Whew....I was wondering where my book ended up?!?!

[ss5rmp]

you are a much stronger person than i

[HighVoltage]

I've had them mix up muuuuuch smaller purchases in the past. That's a big one there!

[Bosco685]

 

 

But what a great book to hold, at least just for a moment.

[scooter99]

I'd send it back too. Offwhite pages - what a rag.

 

 

[tinynascarfan-migration]

HOLY BATMAN!

 

"dont worry robin, he's sending it back"

 

HOLY BATMAN!

 

indeed boy wonder

[Ryan.]

If you receive something mistakenly in the mail, American law allows you to claim it as your own. Just sayin'.

[towards2112]

If you receive something mistakenly in the mail, American law allows you to claim it as your own. Just sayin'.

 

[burntboy]

you are a much stronger person than i

 

+2

 

But good for you Dan...

[devilsrain]

If you receive something mistakenly in the mail, American law allows you to claim it as your own. Just sayin'.

 

I get other peoples bills sometimes. Geez what a jip

[Ryan.]

If you receive something mistakenly in the mail, American law allows you to claim it as your own. Just sayin'.

 

I get other peoples bills sometimes. Geez what a jip

 

Better start paying those.

[bababooey]

I'd like to see the thread started by the "9.8 buyer" who opened it and saw a 9.2.

 

 

[Dale Roberts]

If you receive something mistakenly in the mail, American law allows you to claim it as your own. Just sayin'.

 

Good gosh....would anyone actually do this?

 

Just because the law allows it, doesn't make it okay.

 

Everybody in this country wants something for free. If you didn't pay for it, or if you didn't make it, you don't own it.

[Marvelfangirl]

I would have kept it

 

 

 

 

But seriously,I'm happy you're returning it

 

I would have done the same thing.

[ss5rmp]

If you receive something mistakenly in the mail, American law allows you to claim it as your own. Just sayin'.

 

Good gosh....would anyone actually do this?

 

Just because the law allows it, doesn't make it okay.

 

Everybody in this country wants something for free. If you didn't pay for it, or if you didn't make it, you don't own it.

 

some of us believe in santa and in gifts

[Dale Roberts]

Not exactly the same, but I have received other people's books from CGC before.

 

Kind of funny actually, once I got a Tom Brulato invoice and once a Steve Lauterbach invoice. Would have liked to have had those books.

[Hibou]

If you receive something mistakenly in the mail, American law allows you to claim it as your own. Just sayin'.

 

Good gosh....would anyone actually do this?

 

Just because the law allows it, doesn't make it okay.

 

Everybody in this country wants something for free. If you didn't pay for it, or if you didn't make it, you don't own it.

 

+1

 

[Dale Roberts]

If you receive something mistakenly in the mail, American law allows you to claim it as your own. Just sayin'.

 

Good gosh....would anyone actually do this?

 

Just because the law allows it, doesn't make it okay.

 

Everybody in this country wants something for free. If you didn't pay for it, or if you didn't make it, you don't own it.

 

some of us believe in santa and in gifts

 

if you kept that, Santa would put you on the naughty list. Might send that bad elf to t'row a beating your way.....