Foiled lands with no pic aside from mana symbol?

[victorcamp]

i have to ask victor if his mox was real ;)

As far as I can tell, the Mox Sapphire is real. It's played, so not in the best of shape. I bent it as far as I dared, with no ill effects. The weight and cardstock match my other Unlimiteds, as well as the printing dots when viewed under a magnifier. I'm quite satisfied, since it's the only P9 I've got.  :)

[hammr7]

Bob once said that three FVF's (final fee value, whatever that means, heh) would get someone NARU'd.  is that the only circumstance, or are there others?

i ask, 'cause i have found, on occasion, that some people who left me positive feedback were NARU'd, for a short time, and then they were made a registered user, again.  i don't know what, exactly, that means, but since then, i've always viewed NARU'd members of ebay, with lots of feedback, to be only temporarily NARU'd.

of course, that view is based on what little i know about what it means to be NARU'd, heh.

There are many reasons for getting NARU'd that aren't caused by negative feedback.  Two of the biggest are:

1. Have your Paypal or eBay account compromised.  If someone else is getting into your account eBay will deregister you so that no further damage can be done to you or to other eBay members by the perpetrator.  Once they are certain they are dealing with the real you, they will let you change your password or change your name.

2. Forget to update your personal information.  Whether its a changed e-mail address, phone number, or updating the expiration date on your credit card.  If a trading partner complains, or if eBay doesn't get paid in a timely fashion, its a mandatory two-week minimum deregistration to remind you to be nice and play by their most important rules.

[ende73]

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I was watching member seahorse's profile and am thrilled by the quality of the contributions he's making to this community.

Ralph, I guess I'll vote against keeping him among our members.

[secretgiant]

Hi,
This effect is caused by dipping a q-tip into some nail polish remover and carefully scraping the head of the q-tip against the foil portion that you wish to remove.