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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BooksB4Coins, post: 1834754, member: 36230&quot;]Unfortunately, the doubt in the buyer&#039;s mind is not coming from fact, including from the so-called dealer&#039;s he has spoken to, so even though this may be ebay/paypal policy, it does not make it right and/or anything other than theft if followed through on. As for their quoted statement, and if what you say is true (not that I&#039;ve any reason to doubt you), it is sad that a &quot;knowledgeable third party&quot; can be any schmuck with a storefront and automatically considered to be a knowledgeable professional. I cannot help but to wonder how far this could be taken: would one of the kids that pop in here from time to time claiming to be a dealer be considered an acceptable third party? If a certain CT member followed through with his plans of starting a pre-grading and appraisal service, would his &quot;expert&quot; opinion be good enough? Is it the storefront makes someone knowledgeable, a business license, or perhaps even a DBA?</p><p><br /></p><p>I realize that you&#039;re only passing on information and not giving your personal opinion, but if it is worth noting what ebay/paypal requires, it is also worth discussing what qualifications one must have for their opinion to be deemed acceptable.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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