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Re: What has become our our hobby? Continued (Sat Oct 23 05:23:51 1999
) oro-chan orochan007 |
It seems the only solution in clear sight is to buy from reputable dealers and collectors, and to not buy from any one who seems shady, no matter how nice the cel is. And if the person does seems shady, but the deal is too good to pass up, pass it up. Remember the old saying "If it's too good to be true, it probably isn't."? Other nice cels will come along, and peace of mind about the authenticty of your cel is something that can't be compromised. Fraudelent seller Type B is easier to combat. It seems that these dealing are dome by people with zero (or little) feedback on eBay, or through personal email. I've yet to see a gallery claiming ownership of cels that are actually other people's cels.(and I hope I never do! ^_~) These dealing seem to be strictly Ah! My Goddess cels as of now, but no doubt it will change. The cels seem to be taken from Japanese cel sites (cels that are out of the typical American collector's eyes) and are superior in quality to the stuff that is normally seen (once again about it being too good. . .) If the validity of a cel or seller ever ever, ever comes into question, ask on this board. Every one here has an opinion, and many of us are willing to share it. No one here wants anyone to be ripped off. (at least I hope so!!!) If a cel deal is done though trading, whomever does the asking for the trade should ship first. That way it is less likely some one will take your cel (gomen nasi ivylick-san!) So, in short, buy from reputable dealers, if it's sold by a questionable seller and is too good to be real, it probably isn't, ask questions here about the cel's authenticity, and if your are proposed a trade, have the proposer ship first. Done! Oro-chan |
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