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scedave
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Mar 13, 2018
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Maddiganed. You should probably do some research before making accusations that are not true. Many of the sealed fat packs have anti-theft tags built into them as they are sold at stores like Wal-Mart and Target and those stores require the manufacturers to put the tags inside. In addition, if you look at the pictures of any of the Kaladesh Bundles selling on Ebay the cellophane wrapper does not have any WOTC identifying markings. As far as not getting a good rare card. Everyone knows what is inside these packs is pure luck. There is no way for anyone to know what is inside each pack in a Fat Pack.
jerome-pradier
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Jun 5, 2018
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scedaveAnd I found that tag. However, the fat pack has been tampered with regardless. Even if it's just my luck, the fact that they removed WOTC wrap to add an anti-theft means that they can also weight each pack, specially Kaladesh packs to search for foils/masterpieces. I still stand my initial statement, I will not buy a grab and bag anymore, this is a scam.
scedave
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Jun 25, 2018
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jerome-pradierThe fact that there was an antitheft tag inside the box is not evidence of the box being opened and rewrapped. Any of the product originally designated for mass retail such Wal-Mart or Target have the anti-theft tags added when packaged. Not all ends up going to Mass retail based on sell through amd thus distributors can end up with product with those tags.
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