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Removing them in the card details pane only removes detail records.  There is no referential integrity that changes your inventory number when you reduce the number of entries in the details pane.  If there are more details than you have inventory, you get a warning at the top of the details screen.  If you have fewer completed detail entries than you have cards, there is no warning--it just creates blank detail records for the balance of the inventory numbers.

In other words, if you delete the detail records, you still need to delete the corresponding number of cards from the inventory column  on the inventory screen (or wishlist, or tradelist).

It's already selling for over $150 in some locations.

From the Vault: Realms

Edit: it took some effort to get the link to display.  The BBCode doesn't like the spaces in the URL's search string.

Repacks? They not in the original packaging?

Proposal sent.

While most Magic product must be sold at or below MSRP per the merchant agreement with Wizards of the Coast, the FTV sets appear to be exempt from those rules (as pointed out by another member of this site).  They seem to be a sort of bonus for the Wizards Play Network (WPN) member stores, so what they sell for really is  up to the ethical standards of each merchant, and the rules of supply and demand.

It appears to be a chance for the local game stores (LGSs) to pocket a little extra dough as a "thank you" for being part of the WPN, or (in the case of stores selling it for MSRP) a way for the stores to endear themselves to their local players.  I know I'll make sure more of my Magic dollars go to my LGS this next year--I want to keep them in business, since they gave me such a great deal.

Right.  It's "postage due".  You can  send packages intentionally that are postage due, but it also happens when someone shorts the postage.  My guess is that they weighed the mailer, saw that it was under the first class limit, and assumed a first class stamp would cover it.

You might want to talk to your postmaster, explain the situation (trading by mail, postage due) and find out if you can do anything from their end--a complaint or what not.

Looks like things will work out okay.  The other trader was apologetic, and acknowledges r
being in a rush because he was already behind.  :-)

Sadly, nothing stops such a user from creating another user account and starting over, unless you guys have some magic mojo that is logging IP addresses or something.

Are the named dual lands open for consideration? They are great if looking for a splash of color.

Disclosure: I am NOT an admin.

I've not seen warnings on any profiles, but I have seen posts in different threads, warning other users to be wary of [user name].  I recommend posting one in the trade discussion thread for the game that was the subject of the trade.  Consider something along these lines (only a suggestion):

     Subject: Bad Trade Alert: [User Name]

     In the body, give a summary of what transpired.

• Tell us how much time has passed since the cards were expected. It should not ever be within a week of the listed send date. That's too soon. It could even take two weeks for cards to arrive. Those timeframes are assuming US to US delivery.  If dealing with someone outside the USA, it might take longer.

• Include dates.

• Paste the chat record from the trade into the body of the message.

• List all steps you have taken to resolve the issue (e.g., emailing, phone calls if you had the number).

• Include any other details you believe are relevant to the situation.

Also, as others have noted in other of your posts, you may be able to report the user for mail fraud.  Check with your local post office (or check the USPS website) if you have any questions on that option.

It's always nice to pull a Fog when things are getting thick.  4x Fog, anyone?

LOL...Highstick...that's good.  I must admit, I enjoy this site so much I might as well be high!