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Message:: [QUOTE="GDJMSP, post: 1288578, member: 112"]As I understand it, anyone who has any concern about what may happen to their coin can call NCS and talk to them about it. And if they then decide they do not wish to go through with the process, NCS will return their coin to them unchanged. But you do need to call them, emails won't cut it. I guess my point is this. Any time you send a coin in to NCS you are supposed to know before you ever send it that there is a risk involved. That the end result may very well turn out to be unfavorable to you. So simply by sending the coin to them you have agreed to be, as you put it, cut out of the decision making process. In my opinion this is another one of those situations where people are wanting to sidestep responsibility for their own actions. They are looking for somebody to blame besides themselves if things do not turn out as they want them to. You obviously disagree with that. But essentially that is the crux of the issue for you are saying - if I had only known, I never would have done it. Well you did know, and that is my point. It is your responsibility to know of the risk involved before you ever send in the coin. And if you claim you didn't know, then you are not stepping up and meeting your own responsibilities for you should know. It's a similar situation to collectors buying a fake coin or an altered coin. And when that happens the buyer inevitably blames the seller, when in reality it's their own fault for buying that fake or altered coin, not the seller's ! YOU as the customer are supposed to know what you are doing before you ever do it. It is your responsibility to know. It is not somebody else's responsibility to step up and protect you from yourself.[/QUOTE]

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