NO! The original seller has a moral duty to take some action, like
our magician friend, to be up front. What he does protects everyone
involved. Moral? Anyone remember that word? It's not a bad word and
getting around being moral is NOT a good thing. Getting away with
something does NOT make it OK.
THAT is what's smudging the hobby. The deceit part.
Andrea
On Aug 27, 2009, at 4:41 PM, Michael B wrote:
even is a seller states that he is selling a "fake" or a "repro"
that looks damn good and convincing as real does GREAT INJURY TO THE
HOBBY, because the buyer, if a bad person, lists it on ebay as an
original. his 15.00 cost can yield him hundreds........
should the original seller be considered an innocent bystander?
michael
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] Fake star wars posters
A masterful smokescreen....
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