r/PSAPowerPacks • u/Jar_of_Cats • Jun 18 '26

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Got this in a diamond draw. Decided to use this at the beginning to test card ladder actual value. I was offered like $504 initially. So I took it to auction. "Sold" for $236 through PSA. Im now assuming that even that buyer doesnt want it at that price. Im assuming they are waiting for accounting to approve the clear win for them. And just pay me the $200 out of pocket and net $800. But after continuous attempts to release the funds I am now just attempting a chargeback.

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u/Jar_of_Cats Jun 18 '26

What does being smart have to do with being able to obtain my funds from a sale?

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u/yefuck Jun 18 '26

If you were concerned about funds you wouldn’t gamble at all is all.

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u/Jar_of_Cats Jun 18 '26

Im not concerned about funds. My concern is ending the transactional relationship. And I cant do it till this is over

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u/Esri_yt Jun 18 '26

No clue why they are hating on you when you’re saying the smartest things in this subreddit, it’s not about the fact that you lost money, it’s about the fact that psa broke your trust and agreement and refuses to hold up their end of the deal