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I had no way of knowing that 9.8 graded copies signed by Adam Hughes weren't what you were looking for. 27.41K	27.41K drchaos private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 1
	Quote: Originally Posted by chester15 Quote: Originally Posted by drchaos Quote: Originally Posted by chester15 Every seller has to make the best decision they can for whatever seems to work best. I save about $1500 in fees annually by offering free returns. I average 2-3 returns per year, costing me about $75. So for me, it's a no-brainer. And as I said, if someone REALLY wants to return something on your dime, it can be done. Your Canada shipment is a good example. I might have to change my policy. If you only get 2-3 returns per year perhaps I am just paranoid about the idea of offering returns would lead to a huge increase. To get the discount, you also have to do 1 day shipping, which is a challenge sometimes. But if you can meet the program's requirements, you might try it to see how/if your return rate is affected. If it seems to be a problem, a surge of returns, you can always switch back. But at least you will know instead of speculating. I usually ship next day but during con season I am away too long to keep up with one day shipping.
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Did anyone ask what specific concerns the buyer has that causes him to believe this is a second print? It would be good to get that on record at least.

No valid reason, apparently the only indocation is a notation of such in the indica on page 1.

I didn't check but this could be confirmed by pulling up listings for raw copies, and contrasting the numbers in the UPC box.

But I'd bet the buyer either found another 9.8 cheaper, needs the cash more than the book/changed his mind etc.

Based on this info per mycomicshop, I'd say that eBay will refund/credit the $21 charge to @drchaos ,as the book has been *certified by a reputable 3rd party grading firm as a 1st print*.

I'd tell the eBay rep the label would indicate 2nd printing or reprint, as the given norm is not to list "1st print" on a slab considering listing the month and year f publication makes that a moot point in most instances.

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It's like the Roach Motel for comic collectors. 1.84K	1.84K chester15 private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 3
	Quote: Originally Posted by drchaos @chester15 My ebay policy is no returns. The reality is that you can't stop returns but I feel that offering them explicitly would result in more buyers thinking that returning items for no reason is a good idea. I could be wrong but why leave a welcome mat for mayhem? Every seller has to make the best decision they can for whatever seems to work best. I save about $1500 in fees annually by offering free returns. I average 2-3 returns per year, costing me about $75. So for me, it's a no-brainer. And as I said, if someone REALLY wants to return something on your dime, it can be done. Your Canada shipment is a good example.
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It's like the Roach Motel for comic collectors. 1.84K	1.84K chester15 private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 6
	Quote: Originally Posted by drchaos Quote: Originally Posted by chester15 Every seller has to make the best decision they can for whatever seems to work best. I save about $1500 in fees annually by offering free returns. I average 2-3 returns per year, costing me about $75. So for me, it's a no-brainer. And as I said, if someone REALLY wants to return something on your dime, it can be done. Your Canada shipment is a good example. I might have to change my policy. If you only get 2-3 returns per year perhaps I am just paranoid about the idea of offering returns would lead to a huge increase. To get the discount, you also have to do 1 day shipping, which is a challenge sometimes. But if you can meet the program's requirements, you might try it to see how/if your return rate is affected. If it seems to be a problem, a surge of returns, you can always switch back. But at least you will know instead of speculating.
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	Did anyone ask what specific concerns the buyer has that causes him to believe this is a second print? It would be good to get that on record at least.
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	Quote: Originally Posted by EbayMafia Did anyone ask what specific concerns the buyer has that causes him to believe this is a second print? It would be good to get that on record at least. No valid reason, apparently the only indocation is a notation of such in the indica on page 1. I didn't check but this could be confirmed by pulling up listings for raw copies, and contrasting the numbers in the UPC box. But I'd bet the buyer either found another 9.8 cheaper, needs the cash more than the book/changed his mind etc. Based on this info per mycomicshop, I'd say that eBay will refund/credit the $21 charge to @drchaos ,as the book has been certified by a reputable 3rd party grading firm as a 1st print. I'd tell the eBay rep the label would indicate 2nd printing or reprint, as the given norm is not to list "1st print" on a slab considering listing the month and year f publication makes that a moot point in most instances.
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I had no way of knowing that 9.8 graded copies signed by Adam Hughes weren't what you were looking for. 27.41K	27.41K drchaos private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 0
	Quote: Originally Posted by chester15 Quote: Originally Posted by drchaos @chester15 My ebay policy is no returns. The reality is that you can't stop returns but I feel that offering them explicitly would result in more buyers thinking that returning items for no reason is a good idea. I could be wrong but why leave a welcome mat for mayhem? Every seller has to make the best decision they can for whatever seems to work best. I save about $1500 in fees annually by offering free returns. I average 2-3 returns per year, costing me about $75. So for me, it's a no-brainer. And as I said, if someone REALLY wants to return something on your dime, it can be done. Your Canada shipment is a good example. I might have to change my policy. If you only get 2-3 returns per year perhaps I am just paranoid about the idea of offering returns would lead to a huge increase.
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