http://www.ebay.com/itm/MtG-Taiga-2-/331190584350?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEDWX%3AIT&_trksid=p2047675.l2557&nma=true&si=XcGtfR2PWePWlfiAOG7cPiMbrlc%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

Those are not beta because they lack the little white trangles in the corner.

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Originally posted by thror:
The borders are painted. Look under the copyright symbol, youll see the black edge bleeds onto the card. and on the top left side, where the light hits it, you can see ripples in the paint.

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"Selling some old stuff my son left behind, I know nothing about this game other than it cost me a lot of money. Card in picture is what you receive. No returns accepted."

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Originally posted by kendawg13:
You can't trust a seller who's description of a dual land is

"Selling some old stuff my son left behind, I know nothing about this game other than it cost me a lot of money. Card in picture is what you receive. No returns accepted."

Also they have a history of purchasing cards from sellers on EBay as far back as May 2013.

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Originally posted by dwiz:
Buyers will be getting their money back via paypal.

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I dont know about that. Look at the description....doesn't say anywhere its a Beta. Just a Tiaga. You get what is in the picture. I hope not, but I think the buyer is screwed.

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Originally posted by Magiclydelcious:
Buyer will just say its a fake card and eBay will refund him. It's that easy.

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Only if the buyer is made to realize what happened. Did anyone try to warn her or tell ebay? I couldn't find a way to send a message.

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Originally posted by Goaswerfraiejen:
Only if the buyer is made to realize what happened. Did anyone try to warn her or tell ebay? I couldn't find a way to send a message.

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Originally posted by AGO:
If your dropping $500+ on MTG cards you better damn well know what your doing.

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How many MTG kids have you seen wave money in your face and front like they know what they're doing? kingtal0n did it on these boards not long ago.

I know it's called common sense, but it's a misnomer.

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Originally posted by AGO:
If your dropping $500+ on MTG cards you better damn well know what your doing.

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If English is your first language, you'd better know the difference between your, you're, and yore. That isn't meant as an insult (though it might sound like one), but rather as an illustration of how inane I think your point is: it's about as good as the claim I just made.

People get taken in all the time: it doesn't take all that much. How often have you been ripped? If someone had taken the time to warn you that the deal was suspicious, or that the trader was bad, it could have saved you some time, money, and heartache (I know that I could have used the warning about Strickland's Mana Drains!). The same applies to ebay scams--and in this case, it could lead to shutting down the scammer's operations (or at least throwing a wrench in them). Why wouldn't you take the five seconds to notify someone? Bystanders can actually do a whole lot more than standing around gawking (or laughing). Frankly, I think it's minimally morally decent behaviour.

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Originally posted by Goaswerfraiejen:
Only if the buyer is made to realize what happened. Did anyone try to warn her or tell ebay? I couldn't find a way to send a message.

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Originally posted by dwiz:
Bidders are anonymous now. You used to be able to warn bidders of a scam, but you could also email them and offer them to sell the item for less, so ebay got rid of that feature.

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Damn. That explains that. I did report the listing as fraudulent, but unfortunately there's no way to explain just what the fraud consisted in.

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