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Message:: [QUOTE="JCro57, post: 3007142, member: 92083"]Not exactly. First, eBay is a private company and can make their own rules. Owning Nazi items is not illegal, but they can ban the sale of these items on their site. And if they tell me I "have a right to open up a sealed item," then I do in fact have that right. As to your other point, I did not ask questions. What difference would it make if I asked him to verify it and he said "yes?" That no-return policy wouldnt be any different because I would still have to open it and would violate it. It was advertised as a type 1, was written on the slab, and placed on a scale saying "90%." The fact that I opened it to check it out, and it was not genuine, is a moot point in the eyes of the law. You can't violate a contract that was not good to begin with, be it intentionally or accidentally. It is that way on purpose or commerce would collapse. Edit: Sorry. I meant to reply to your previous comment. Not the one I quoted.[/QUOTE]