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Forum Rules - Changes to Sending Rules!! READ!! |
posted by Tha Gunslinga (December 21, 2010 through December 31, 2030) The Trade Auctions and Sales forum is for buying and selling Magic: the Gathering, and for Trade Auctions involving only Magic: The Gathering. If it's non-Magic, it belongs in the Non-Magic forum. If you're just looking to trade, you can post in the trading forums.
1. Only one thread at a time is allowed per registered member. This means that you should be careful to delete your old list before posting a new one. If you want to post a buylist and a salelist, then just combine them.
If you are running a trade auction, it is acceptable to put "cash" on your wants, as long as you have an acceptably large number of fairly-priced wants. Bids may not be solely cash.
10. No repacks. 11.Selling MODO tix is only allowed for members who have been on MOTL for at least one year and have at least 40 MOTL references. 12. If condition is not discussed or mentioned IN WRITING, EX or better condition is to be expected. If your cards are in worse condition, you must let the other trader know. 13. If language isn't discussed IN WRITING, cards are expected to be English. 14. Cards are expected to be tournament-legal if not discussed. This means no Collector's Edition, gold-bordered, or any other special version of a card that isn't legal in a sanctioned event that said card is legal in. Beatdown, Anthologies, etc. are perfectly fine. 15. Please do not link to your store in your lists. When people post links to their stores with the intent of having people use that stores buying option, it removes MOTL from the equation and we cannot protect members that decide to do that. Changes to Sending Rules: http://classic.magictraders.com/ubb/Forum12/HTML/017539.html The following amendments to the sending rules will take effect May 28, 2012. The rules will otherwise remain in effect as they are currently written. For any deal where the combined value of the contents sent by one party is less than $200, proof (via USPS delivery confirmation or some equivalent) that a package sent by the sending party was delivered to the receiving party will create a rebuttable presumption that the sender fulfilled his or her part of the trade. For any deal where the combined value of the contents sent by one party is $200 or more, proof (via USPS signature confirmation or some equivalent) that a package sent by the sending party was delivered to and signed for by the receiving party (or someone at the receiving party's address) will create a rebuttable presumption that the sender fulfilled his or her part of the trade. These presumptions may be rebutted by a preponderance of evidence that the sender did not in fact fulfill his or her part of the trade. In other words, other evidence presented by the receiving party demonstrates that there is a greater than 50% chance that the receiving party did not receive the items he or she was promised.
The sender must make sure the cards reach their destination. Only the sender can obtain delivery confirmation proof and insure the cards against loss or damage. If a problem has occurred, please resend your part of the deal, return the cards you received (if applicable), or make appropriate monetary restitution (the parties involved can decide on which one of these options is best). If you do send anything via mail, make sure you use signature-required delivery confirmation and insure the cards so the cycle of lack of proof can end. With signature-required delivery confirmation, the recipient can then open the package in the presence of a postal employee and verify the contents with an impartial witness. If you send payment, make sure you use a check or money order that you can use as proof of payment. PayPal and other online payment services also give proof of payment. Waivers of Responsibility: A waiver of responsibility is an agreement between both members to waive the sender’s responsibility of lost/damaged and/or stolen mail. A waiver solely posted on a Non-Magic Have/Want, Magic Have/Want, Trade Auction, Sales or Buy List is not valid. In order for a waiver of responsibility to be valid, both members must agree to the terms and must explicitly state so. |
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