Regarding the box of cards, what if the box was all junk wax and worth about $20.00. Could the buyer go back and ask for money back from the $300.00 they paid? No, the cards were sold for what they were sold for.
If the seller didnt care about the cards or whatever their selling and set a price, its not the buyers fault or obligation to tell the seller the real value
it is if the buyer knows they are paying pennies and they know the seller has no knowledge and is only selling because they are going through estate selling.
@@BrentonPercy it is not my job or problem to ask or find out if you checked the item or know the value of the item your selling ,whatever price you put on it is what I bought it for period ,if I find out it's worth more later that's just a lucky win for me
@@SteveJobIess if your selling something especially in 2024 you should easily be willing to check the value and worth 🤔 who doesn't have a phone a access to google or TH-cam that is able to even sell an item 😏 it's their choice and fault if they sell a CZ ring for 20$ that turns out to be a diamond worth 20k$
I once found an 8k Kobe card in a horders basement while cleaning it out after their passing. I sent it off to PSA and it scored a 10 and after auction it brought 24k. That was a great treasure find. I imagine I'll never be so lucky for the rest of my life.
Did you share it with his grieving family? Of course you don’t have to…but would just feel like the right thing to do and could help them deal with his final expenses.
@@melvinsmiley5295 The house at the time was already pick through by the family and was given to my father to clean out at his will and take whatever. It was a literal health hazard full of mountains of trash, animal feces, and other vile things. Mind you this was one of two properties in this condition. Soon to be just turned over to the banks when done with them. So it was fair game to take whatever as they had already taken plenty and even a bunch of sports cards too. It's was a strange situation. The Kobe card I kept formyself but I did eventually get with the family and helped them sell around 60k of other sports card they still had from multiple family members, not just the recently deceased family member.
The entire reason to go to estate sales is to profit off someone else's death (otherwise its just going to a yard/garage sale). Heck I have seen $15k Wolf ranges going for $500. Thats saving (profiting) $10k over retail. The only one who ever got screwed out of an estate sale was Bilbo Baggins.
Sorry but I have seen retired and people with cash to waste do exactly that 😏 it's basically like gambling to them ,instead of playing Lotto or scratch offs there are those who take risks on pallets,boxes of items for sale it's not just cards but even electronics and even cars , it's crazy how deep the open market and even black market goes when selling and buying items and products
I know a pizza store in NYC that bought their oven off the black market cause it was so cheap and easy to get 😂 you think they care as long as it works perfectly and makes the money back 🤣 and customers love their pizza so it's a win
I went through settling my Dad's estate a couple of years ago. There wasn't much to get rid of but I was still selling things for bargain bin prices just because I wanted it gone. Settling estates, and all the work that goes into it, is just a constant reminder of your loss. It's tiring and you just want to start the process of moving on. This is probably the case for 99% of estate sales in that they know they can get more but the time investment is too much.
I don't know where this "unwritten rule" of telling the seller the real value of the items they are selling. There is nothing shady or unethical about it. That's why collectors go searching out in the wild, to find things like this. It's not like you're buying from a 5 year old kid either. If the seller doesn't do their own valuation, then too bad.
There was a price agreed upon and a transaction took place. All of them made great points and at the end of the day the person has no obligations to tell them anything or give them more money.
So if you were at a card dealers store and someone came in and asked for 300 for a babe Ruth worth say 7 grand. The dealer says sure here is your money, you would go wow he got a good deal or wow he ripped her off? No legal obligation to tell her or give her more money after all they agreed on the price and transaction took place.
@@RobertLee-wi5kc If I were a fly on the wall I wouldn’t say a thing, it is their business. If you have something that you believe is worth a lot of money and don’t do your due diligence I think they are at fault also wouldn’t you agree? I am not saying that a practice like that is acceptable at a shop that deals in exclusively sports cards, but at the same time there isn’t an obligation to do that. Also have you never been to a flea market or yard sale and bought something because it was a good deal? Does Walmart rip people off for selling things for exponentially more money than what they pay for them? If something resells for more money than retail do you feel bad for the store because they could have sold it for more money for it elsewhere?
Yes! The Wemby discussion was my comment in the last video. Wemby is over saturated in grading, the prices will not hold over time, there are just too many options. Why buy the one for $1k, when I can buy the next best option for $200. That means the $1k card will drop to the level of the $200 or just above that and will never go up. Sorry, thats supply and demand.
I would never criticize anyone for taking advantage of their good fortune and holding onto the gains, but I assure you I could never do the same. I would go back to the seller and split the eventual profits. I would personally derive much greater satisfaction from the latter approach. But again, I understand someone remaining quiet.
I was at an estate sale in Roswell ga… I saw a guy make a killing off a major collection. It was world class stuff. I was so jealous watching him buy it. I’m taking a million dollar collection for $1000.
I don’t understand why people would even think there is a obligation for the buyer to tell the seller what “they’re”selling. Is the seller not accountable for checking what they’re selling? Me personally I say “score”!!!
Teapot is rocking the “Market Movers” gear…..come on, Geoff! Why do you always wear a generic Black T when you can rep your brand with a Black “Cards HQ” shirt 8:44 ??
I own a forged Mickey Mantle ball that JSA authenticator told me was a classic operation bullpen ball, my grandpa bought it from Heartland America magazine in the late 90s.
If that guy got home and after going through the box only found $100 worth of cards, is the seller obligated to give him back some of money? No, because that's ridiculous.
There is no way you pay $300 without looking closely at some of the cards inside. And theres no way you look inside and not see those cards. They knew what they were doing
People interested in the unlicensed Wemby autos should keep a close eye on the Doncic 2016 Upper Deck Euroleague auto. It's the earliest and only auto from 2 years before his rookie year, of a player who may also go down as the GOAT, but in this case, there ate probably only about 100 in existence.
I bought a box of cards 10 years ago for 30 bucks and put it in storage. It had a Lebron james out of 1500 rookie card and a Dwayne Wade out of 250 rookie card. Non Auto
Buyer paid $300. The seller should go through their items before selling if someone buys it the sale if final. There is no obligation to go back and give more money from finding something big. The seller should have known at least to go through the box, not just throw it away (theoretically)
I’ve done this dozens of times in all areas of collectables from estate and garage sales. Onus is on the seller to know the value of their goods, or do research.
At an estate sale it's on the organizer to know, it's literally their job to get as much as they can , so if they couldn't be bothered then it's on them.
At certain garage sales, I've come across boxes (not like the one mentioned), where they are asking $20 or $30 and there is clearly $100's in there. When they are selling something where they clearly need the money, I will say their price is to low and give them more. I have at other's, where they are a bit of a jerk, say "thank you very much" and move on.
if an ordinary guy bought these cards i would say there is no obligation. If it was geoff or some professional card seller who has a reputation to uphold i would definitely go back and pay some extra.
$7,000-$10,000 isn't so much money that you should feel bad about making a profit on. If it's like $20,000+ and the selling party could obviously use some of the money, then I would give some back. You also have to think about the time value it takes to sell the cards, the fees, and all that goes with it. When you mentioned giving back to the store when you hit a biggish card, I actually think it's good courtesy to spread some of the joy and come back with pizza for the crew there.
Buyer took all the risk. Just because they are worth 7k don't mean he will get 7k. He's not in anyway obligated to go back and tell the seller or work anything out. If you buy a painting at a yardsale for 20 and it's worth 20k that's on the seller.
Panini and Topps have yet to make it right with me when I buy a box of their cards and get $6 value for $30-50, so there is precedent not to remunerate the seller.
I would personally feel a bit odd about it keeping it. Especially if it was a collector who passed away. Don’t think they would’ve wanted to sell this thing for 300 bucks. Probably would give the seller back half of the 7 grand.
If he has an ethical responsibility, then that same logic needs to be applied to dollar box cards and everything else where the buyer found an inefficiency
Great stuff. This is so important in collecting.... One idea is to just say what happened to the seller and see what they think. Also make sure part of the sales should go a really good charity. I'd feel bad to if it was for the kids. For see it's better to sleep at night. Re Reap what we sow
There is a youtube video of someone finding a 1986 fleer lot knew that probably had value, but paid face value. I think if you know the value as the buyer you need to own up and tell the seller. Blind lots are up to the buyer.
I sent cards hq pictures of my Topps Tiffany collection in original sealed boxes for sale. They never got back with me. After 3 calls to check and see that they recieved them. Nothing. I believe they are a scam. ALL TALK.
If the cards were only worth $25 should he have gone back and asked for most of his money back? You’re taking a risk when you buy anything but you should have an opportunity to have your risk pay off. Or not.
Here we go again, FANATICS getting in the junk wax era as far as over printing cards and they're printing more friggin cards than in the junk wax era!! It should be as the cards that hold most of the value it was always the 1st card the 2nd card and the last regular season card a player ever played! Years the player won the batting title, was league MVP, won the home run championship, won the Cy Young, and the most covited of all the Triple Crown! These cards would hold a premium price but now they're grading every year cards and thinking they should bring a premium price and that's bullshit! Just because a player has a great RC season and a decent 2nd year season their 3rd year cards shouldn't be worth jack crap if he has a so so season!
Legally no but ask yourself if you want someone to do that to your mom? What would you think of a Dealer or store owner to buy something way below value? To justify doing nothing based on someone's financial situation is paramount to ohh he is rich he won't mind if I steal from him but if it is a poor old woman don't steal from her. Right is right wrong is wrong regardless of who it is. America is great at justification towards anything.
These Reddit posts (multiple) were fake AF and called out as such on the posts. Guy pretended like he had no idea what he had, but just look at the background of his pics. Kind of sad to see you guys spread stuff like this...
No offense to you personally Jeff but do cardshop owners feel bad when they ream people in their shop...I think not! Of coarse people don't feel bad when they hit the jackpot, and all the commenter's on reddit trying to make the lottery winner feel bad are jealous, that's it, 100 percent jealous.
I’m would keep. The money and rewards from my investment and I have bought collections of different things collector and antique wise and didn’t feel bad keeping my money made off it
Another SCANDAL and it's just going to keep on happening and cutting the throats of collecting and it's not just life tea pot because that's a silly ass remark!
Nope not his fault seller is ignorant. Not to mention estate sales are done by a 3rd party so the estate person and the person who selling theirs....Not their fault of their ignorance.
Screw you bro! You’re a loser they didn’t look thru and do the research that’s their own fault! Stuff like that barley ever happens like this to people like what that could be massive for someone
I did a clean out of an old ladies attic yrs ago,she told me and my buddy we could keep anything we found or liked.She had money and was well off,her husband had died 2 yrs earlier and a lot of the stuff was his..So we cleaned out everything and found some cool stuff,I found a cigar box in the back of a drawer in a desk.I opened the box and there was $45k in cash in it!!!!!!! my buddy and I split it and never said anything because she said keep anything u want or throw it all out,her husband hid money and she obviously never knew about it so we kept our mouths shut.
Lmao, u sound like someone who has gotten burned in the past.... BUT... only because you didn't take the time to figure out what the items you were selling were worth... Paying someone the price they are asking for isn't shady in the slightest. Now let's say you tried to talk them down on the price knowing full well what they were worth and knowing u were gonna make 20 x that amount back ..then yeah that's shady...but otherwise it's all fair game...u commented all high and mighty like you would literally talk a seller into charging you more 😂😂😂 don't make us laugh dude. All that those guys said is " there's no OBLIGATION" but if u have such a high moral compass and truly just feel so heartbroken to the point you are losing sleep about it.....then please by all means...go back to the seller and turn over every dime of profit you made if u think that's your ticket into heaven 😂😂😂 and just to show u how dumb your reply is 4:57 and 5:27. Listening before speaking will take you farther in life than speaking before listening.. you're welcome 😘
They didn't pay $300 - They RIPPED SOMEONE OFF. A good person would have given them fair value. A bad person would give them $300 and leave just to laugh later and talk about how they only paid $300. TRASH! TRASH!
You don't even make sense a sale is a sale fixed price do you go to burger king and say you no what I'll pay you ten dollars for that burger it's worth that price 😂😂😂😂
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If i found out those cards were worth $7,000, I'd immediately go back to the seller's house and ask the guy if he had any more cards for sale
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Regarding the box of cards, what if the box was all junk wax and worth about $20.00. Could the buyer go back and ask for money back from the $300.00 they paid? No, the cards were sold for what they were sold for.
💯 agree if you are selling it, you should have an idea of what you are selling. once the item is purchased sales final.
If the seller didnt care about the cards or whatever their selling and set a price, its not the buyers fault or obligation to tell the seller the real value
it is if the buyer knows they are paying pennies and they know the seller has no knowledge and is only selling because they are going through estate selling.
@@BrentonPercy it is not my job or problem to ask or find out if you checked the item or know the value of the item your selling ,whatever price you put on it is what I bought it for period ,if I find out it's worth more later that's just a lucky win for me
Estate sales are meant to move items. No one is there informing the seller how much the couch or kitchen appliance SHOULD be worth.
@@SteveJobIess if your selling something especially in 2024 you should easily be willing to check the value and worth 🤔 who doesn't have a phone a access to google or TH-cam that is able to even sell an item 😏 it's their choice and fault if they sell a CZ ring for 20$ that turns out to be a diamond worth 20k$
yeah no doubt, you have a worldwide buyer seller network in ebay that has sales records. If you don't know, find out.
Geoff people been ripping you off on deals for years. No one is coming back and giving you cash!!!
I once found an 8k Kobe card in a horders basement while cleaning it out after their passing. I sent it off to PSA and it scored a 10 and after auction it brought 24k. That was a great treasure find. I imagine I'll never be so lucky for the rest of my life.
Did you share it with his grieving family? Of course you don’t have to…but would just feel like the right thing to do and could help them deal with his final expenses.
@@melvinsmiley5295 The house at the time was already pick through by the family and was given to my father to clean out at his will and take whatever. It was a literal health hazard full of mountains of trash, animal feces, and other vile things. Mind you this was one of two properties in this condition. Soon to be just turned over to the banks when done with them. So it was fair game to take whatever as they had already taken plenty and even a bunch of sports cards too. It's was a strange situation. The Kobe card I kept formyself but I did eventually get with the family and helped them sell around 60k of other sports card they still had from multiple family members, not just the recently deceased family member.
The entire reason to go to estate sales is to profit off someone else's death (otherwise its just going to a yard/garage sale). Heck I have seen $15k Wolf ranges going for $500. Thats saving (profiting) $10k over retail. The only one who ever got screwed out of an estate sale was Bilbo Baggins.
Nobody lays down 300 for a box they didn't open the lid on. Nobody.
Sorry but I have seen retired and people with cash to waste do exactly that 😏 it's basically like gambling to them ,instead of playing Lotto or scratch offs there are those who take risks on pallets,boxes of items for sale it's not just cards but even electronics and even cars , it's crazy how deep the open market and even black market goes when selling and buying items and products
I know a pizza store in NYC that bought their oven off the black market cause it was so cheap and easy to get 😂 you think they care as long as it works perfectly and makes the money back 🤣 and customers love their pizza so it's a win
yeah they lay down 8K for a hobby box and get back 300$ worth of cards instead 😂😂
I went through settling my Dad's estate a couple of years ago. There wasn't much to get rid of but I was still selling things for bargain bin prices just because I wanted it gone. Settling estates, and all the work that goes into it, is just a constant reminder of your loss. It's tiring and you just want to start the process of moving on. This is probably the case for 99% of estate sales in that they know they can get more but the time investment is too much.
I don't know where this "unwritten rule" of telling the seller the real value of the items they are selling. There is nothing shady or unethical about it. That's why collectors go searching out in the wild, to find things like this. It's not like you're buying from a 5 year old kid either. If the seller doesn't do their own valuation, then too bad.
A price was agreed upon . . . case closed!
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7:41 Geoff trying not to laugh at Teapot’s soapbox 😂
There was a price agreed upon and a transaction took place. All of them made great points and at the end of the day the person has no obligations to tell them anything or give them more money.
So if you were at a card dealers store and someone came in and asked for 300 for a babe Ruth worth say 7 grand. The dealer says sure here is your money, you would go wow he got a good deal or wow he ripped her off? No legal obligation to tell her or give her more money after all they agreed on the price and transaction took place.
@@RobertLee-wi5kc If I were a fly on the wall I wouldn’t say a thing, it is their business. If you have something that you believe is worth a lot of money and don’t do your due diligence I think they are at fault also wouldn’t you agree? I am not saying that a practice like that is acceptable at a shop that deals in exclusively sports cards, but at the same time there isn’t an obligation to do that. Also have you never been to a flea market or yard sale and bought something because it was a good deal? Does Walmart rip people off for selling things for exponentially more money than what they pay for them? If something resells for more money than retail do you feel bad for the store because they could have sold it for more money for it elsewhere?
Yes! The Wemby discussion was my comment in the last video. Wemby is over saturated in grading, the prices will not hold over time, there are just too many options. Why buy the one for $1k, when I can buy the next best option for $200. That means the $1k card will drop to the level of the $200 or just above that and will never go up. Sorry, thats supply and demand.
I would never criticize anyone for taking advantage of their good fortune and holding onto the gains, but I assure you I could never do the same. I would go back to the seller and split the eventual profits. I would personally derive much greater satisfaction from the latter approach. But again, I understand someone remaining quiet.
I was at an estate sale in Roswell ga… I saw a guy make a killing off a major collection.
It was world class stuff. I was so jealous watching him buy it.
I’m taking a million dollar collection for $1000.
I hate Geoff’s cringey shorts but I gotta say that this series is the best sports cards series on TH-cam.
I don’t understand why people would even think there is a obligation for the buyer to tell the seller what “they’re”selling. Is the seller not accountable for checking what they’re selling? Me personally I say “score”!!!
This is how that triple auto or curry,LeBron,KD Will show up😂
seller should know better
i get paranoid about suddenly falling off the planet and my cards being sold to a flipper for cheap.
Teapot is rocking the “Market Movers” gear…..come on, Geoff! Why do you always wear a generic Black T when you can rep your brand with a Black “Cards HQ” shirt 8:44 ??
I own a forged Mickey Mantle ball that JSA authenticator told me was a classic operation bullpen ball, my grandpa bought it from Heartland America magazine in the late 90s.
If that guy got home and after going through the box only found $100 worth of cards, is the seller obligated to give him back some of money?
No, because that's ridiculous.
There is no way you pay $300 without looking closely at some of the cards inside. And theres no way you look inside and not see those cards. They knew what they were doing
People interested in the unlicensed Wemby autos should keep a close eye on the Doncic 2016 Upper Deck Euroleague auto. It's the earliest and only auto from 2 years before his rookie year, of a player who may also go down as the GOAT, but in this case, there ate probably only about 100 in existence.
I bought a box of cards 10 years ago for 30 bucks and put it in storage. It had a Lebron james out of 1500 rookie card and a Dwayne Wade out of 250 rookie card. Non Auto
I'm just glad that Geoff didn't get that deal.
Buyer paid $300. The seller should go through their items before selling if someone buys it the sale if final. There is no obligation to go back and give more money from finding something big. The seller should have known at least to go through the box, not just throw it away (theoretically)
A local guy named beau aka one million cubs cards found a bowman chrome blue 1st mike trout auto $10,000+ from a goodwill pallet
Usually the FBI declassifies documents after a certain amount of years, in this case possibly 25 years
I’ve done this dozens of times in all areas of collectables from estate and garage sales. Onus is on the seller to know the value of their goods, or do research.
At an estate sale it's on the organizer to know, it's literally their job to get as much as they can , so if they couldn't be bothered then it's on them.
Excellent topics and info shared on this show guys, really well done!
No way he didnt see them until he got home. Not saying he should have said something but don't play dumb like he would drop 300 on a hunch.
Since numbered parallels are overprinted. It's going to be color match numbered parallels, gold, and SSSSP. Color Match is key though.
Do the manufacturers of high end sports cards feel bad and give the consumer money back when they sell them a box of shit? I think not.
Not the buyers fault. Can't discontinue the idea of finding a steal on something, that's the whole point of searching sales
At certain garage sales, I've come across boxes (not like the one mentioned), where they are asking $20 or $30 and there is clearly $100's in there. When they are selling something where they clearly need the money, I will say their price is to low and give them more. I have at other's, where they are a bit of a jerk, say "thank you very much" and move on.
if an ordinary guy bought these cards i would say there is no obligation. If it was geoff or some professional card seller who has a reputation to uphold i would definitely go back and pay some extra.
T-Pot should dress as Brett Gardner for Halloween!
$7,000-$10,000 isn't so much money that you should feel bad about making a profit on. If it's like $20,000+ and the selling party could obviously use some of the money, then I would give some back. You also have to think about the time value it takes to sell the cards, the fees, and all that goes with it. When you mentioned giving back to the store when you hit a biggish card, I actually think it's good courtesy to spread some of the joy and come back with pizza for the crew there.
Great video and wished that I had a chance to buy something like this at a estate sale!
Buyer took all the risk. Just because they are worth 7k don't mean he will get 7k. He's not in anyway obligated to go back and tell the seller or work anything out. If you buy a painting at a yardsale for 20 and it's worth 20k that's on the seller.
Panini and Topps have yet to make it right with me when I buy a box of their cards and get $6 value for $30-50, so there is precedent not to remunerate the seller.
I would personally feel a bit odd about it keeping it. Especially if it was a collector who passed away. Don’t think they would’ve wanted to sell this thing for 300 bucks. Probably would give the seller back half of the 7 grand.
If he has an ethical responsibility, then that same logic needs to be applied to dollar box cards and everything else where the buyer found an inefficiency
Great stuff. This is so important in collecting.... One idea is to just say what happened to the seller and see what they think. Also make sure part of the sales should go a really good charity.
I'd feel bad to if it was for the kids.
For see it's better to sleep at night. Re Reap what we sow
You negotiated a price and shook hands. Buyer is not obligated to do anything else
No obligation also no obligation to give a significant hr ball back to the player for a signed bat when it's worth much more. To many hero complexes
There is a youtube video of someone finding a 1986 fleer lot knew that probably had value, but paid face value. I think if you know the value as the buyer you need to own up and tell the seller. Blind lots are up to the buyer.
He chose the mystery box and won
If I buy a $300 dollars worth of cards, and they end up being worth $7000. I am selling it, and keeping the money.
I sent cards hq pictures of my Topps Tiffany collection in original sealed boxes for sale. They never got back with me. After 3 calls to check and see that they recieved them. Nothing. I believe they are a scam. ALL TALK.
I got a Tony Gwynn Auto Ball Today at an Estate Sale for 60 Looks good to me Looks Like Live Ink I HOPE hah 😅
Adjusted for inflation it looks like mcguire's ball was actually more expensive.
Yes. I said that.
@t-pott4504 yeah I saw that after I posted this.
You complaining about a garage sale when card company's are ripping every one off 😂😂😂😂
Do you ever going flea market buying sports cards. It is hidden gems since people doesn’t go flea market buy sports cards.
TPOTT SOUNDS LIKE RAPPER NAME
Cards only worth what you can sell them for. Having a store or connections makes all the difference
Every situation is different
T POTT role it down! Due to inflation the Mcgwire card still rules
simple math how many cards, divide by $300 = ez gamble
How is an estate sale different from a garage sale? It really isn't.
Its treasure hunt , hopefully he didnt know till he got home but thanks for info love it
No obligation - if they can't take the time to research....
I spend a lot of time and money hunting at estates.
I’m not telling anyone they priced something too cheap. Sorry.
I wouldn't assume steroids not used now either.
If the cards were only worth $25 should he have gone back and asked for most of his money back? You’re taking a risk when you buy anything but you should have an opportunity to have your risk pay off. Or not.
The seller should have checked the value before they put it up for sale.
Here we go again, FANATICS getting in the junk wax era as far as over printing cards and they're printing more friggin cards than in the junk wax era!! It should be as the cards that hold most of the value it was always the 1st card the 2nd card and the last regular season card a player ever played! Years the player won the batting title, was league MVP, won the home run championship, won the Cy Young, and the most covited of all the Triple Crown! These cards would hold a premium price but now they're grading every year cards and thinking they should bring a premium price and that's bullshit! Just because a player has a great RC season and a decent 2nd year season their 3rd year cards shouldn't be worth jack crap if he has a so so season!
300$ for box of junk cards at Estate sale is a lot !!! the buyer should take a look what is in the box ?
I would tell the seller. What goes around comes around. I know you don't have to, but that's just what I would do personally.
We will split the profits with you but if we don’t find anything good you split the bill😆
You can't go back and say you sold me nothing good I want money back! So the reverse is true!
Do people walk into cards HQ and you say, I’m giving you full value! Fk no.
Guy is a liar... he has a smartphone.. he looked them up
Legally no but ask yourself if you want someone to do that to your mom? What would you think of a Dealer or store owner to buy something way below value? To justify doing nothing based on someone's financial situation is paramount to ohh he is rich he won't mind if I steal from him but if it is a poor old woman don't steal from her. Right is right wrong is wrong regardless of who it is. America is great at justification towards anything.
No ethics involved you put a price - you get what you ask for!
These Reddit posts (multiple) were fake AF and called out as such on the posts. Guy pretended like he had no idea what he had, but just look at the background of his pics. Kind of sad to see you guys spread stuff like this...
No offense to you personally Jeff but do cardshop owners feel bad when they ream people in their shop...I think not! Of coarse people don't feel bad when they hit the jackpot, and all the commenter's on reddit trying to make the lottery winner feel bad are jealous, that's it, 100 percent jealous.
..no ethical responsibility..that's what estate sales are for
Wow wish I could find a good deal like that 😉 I need to find some dummies I can rip off like this guy just did😅
I’m would keep. The money and rewards from my investment and I have bought collections of different things collector and antique wise and didn’t feel bad keeping my money made off it
crazy
Go Doug! Bring back the roids😂
Another SCANDAL and it's just going to keep on happening and cutting the throats of collecting and it's not just life tea pot because that's a silly ass remark!
Fantasy stories on Reddit lmao bunch of basement warriors on there
Finders keepers
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Nope not his fault seller is ignorant. Not to mention estate sales are done by a 3rd party so the estate person and the person who selling theirs....Not their fault of their ignorance.
Screw you bro! You’re a loser they didn’t look thru and do the research that’s their own fault! Stuff like that barley ever happens like this to people like what that could be massive for someone
Under 15 minngang
The moral grandstanding is pathetic.
The buyer paid what was asked from the seller.
Case closed...period...end of story.
Fuck no
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I did a clean out of an old ladies attic yrs ago,she told me and my buddy we could keep anything we found or liked.She had money and was well off,her husband had died 2 yrs earlier and a lot of the stuff was his..So we cleaned out everything and found some cool stuff,I found a cigar box in the back of a drawer in a desk.I opened the box and there was $45k in cash in it!!!!!!! my buddy and I split it and never said anything because she said keep anything u want or throw it all out,her husband hid money and she obviously never knew about it so we kept our mouths shut.
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Sports Card Investor - I'm glad we see how foul you all are. Thank you for showing your true colors. 4:01
Lmao, u sound like someone who has gotten burned in the past.... BUT... only because you didn't take the time to figure out what the items you were selling were worth... Paying someone the price they are asking for isn't shady in the slightest. Now let's say you tried to talk them down on the price knowing full well what they were worth and knowing u were gonna make 20 x that amount back ..then yeah that's shady...but otherwise it's all fair game...u commented all high and mighty like you would literally talk a seller into charging you more 😂😂😂 don't make us laugh dude. All that those guys said is " there's no OBLIGATION" but if u have such a high moral compass and truly just feel so heartbroken to the point you are losing sleep about it.....then please by all means...go back to the seller and turn over every dime of profit you made if u think that's your ticket into heaven 😂😂😂 and just to show u how dumb your reply is 4:57 and 5:27. Listening before speaking will take you farther in life than speaking before listening.. you're welcome 😘
They didn't pay $300 - They RIPPED SOMEONE OFF. A good person would have given them fair value. A bad person would give them $300 and leave just to laugh later and talk about how they only paid $300. TRASH! TRASH!
You don't even make sense a sale is a sale fixed price do you go to burger king and say you no what I'll pay you ten dollars for that burger it's worth that price 😂😂😂😂