首先聲明，本貼純討論帖，討論NGC的游戲規(guī)則，如諸位泉友對游戲規(guī)則不滿，請另行開貼解決，我只為討論求真知。
今天看了hlbb泉友的關于NGC賠償?shù)奶?，原文鏈?
http://www.coinsky.com/htm/bbs/topic.cgi?id=968571 帖子大致內(nèi)容“客戶服務大媽對我說, "是你自己送評的啊, 那么我們不保真的, 如果你要我們處理, 要么你把盒子退回來, 我們改正成"假幣"再寄回給你"。
看完之后，我也對NGC的賠償標準產(chǎn)生疑問，于是查了下他們的擔保說明，由于個人水平有限，時間倉促，也看的不太明白，得出如下結(jié)論：
NGC的賠償，我個人覺得是對購買NGC評級幣產(chǎn)生損失的一種賠償，個人理解為，購買了NGC的評級幣，如果發(fā)現(xiàn)并證明為假，可以申請NGC賠償，因為是由于NGC的擔保，造成購買者的吃藥，責任完全在于NGC。
而hlbb泉友的這種情況，是拿裸幣送評，回來后自己發(fā)現(xiàn)是假幣，NGC作為鑒定機構(gòu)，導致泉友受到了損失（起碼耽誤了退貨的時間），理應給予賠償，可是換一個思維方式，這種事情，最應該給購買者賠償?shù)氖巧霞?，也就是賣假貨的。雖然說NGC看走了眼，應該給予賠償，但是我看他們的賠償解釋中，好像更多層面的把這個看成是一種工作的失誤，即購買者沒有在使用NGC評級幣交易過程中產(chǎn)生過損失，也就無法給予賠償，NGC擔保的賠償，是對其評級盒子幣在流通環(huán)節(jié)中對購買者造成損失的一種賠付
以上是我自己的體會，不當之處肯定很多，請諸位批評指正，歡迎交流。
另，將NGC的擔保解釋英文拷貝如下，希望英文好的泉友從中發(fā)現(xiàn)更多的信息，我們共同進步。
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