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August 16, 2010, 11:06 AM

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Buyer Beware of Topps "alleged" deceptive 2010 contest! Consumer alert before you go out and purchase a pack of 2010 Topps $1.98 or $4.98 Series 1/2 baseball cards. Topps is running an "alleged" deceptive Million Card Contest! 1) Topps charges some people UPS prices instead of USPS. 2) Topps has cards in mint condition... on yours and mine ... "collections" online, so how can it have any credibility by shipping some torn, ripped or bent baseball cards? I call it "NO" credibility! Topps is "allegedly" making millions off this "contest."
- Michael Smith, New Jersey

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August 16, 2010 11:15 AM ET

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Hopefully, Sports Illustrated, a magazine with a great reputation, will look futher into Topps Million Card Contest. Unlike Beckett Sport Card magazine, which has zero credibility and is protecting Topps, Sports Illustrated may want to look into my "allegations" and discover what I found out. Topps is going to be "allegedly" making a million dolars-plus off of its "alleged" deceptive contest.

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August 16, 2010 11:15 AM ET

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Hopefully, Sports Illustrated, a magazine with a great reputation, will look futher into Topps Million Card Contest. Unlike Beckett Sport Card magazine, which has zero credibility and is protecting Topps, Sports Illustrated may want to look into my allegations and discover what I found out. Topps is going to be "allegedly" making a million dolars-plus off of its "alleged" deceptive contest.