anyone know seller aw4mvp?

Mantlefan

I won an expensive card from him on EBAY. The underbidders look funny...they only bid on his auctions.

1964 Ditka

MrRookie

congratulations on the ditka. an asset to your collection.

WinPitcher

I won an expensive card from him on EBAY. The underbidders look funny...they only bid on his auctions.


that scenario has already proved to be an unfavorable thing to mention around here..........be careful

wolfbear

MrRookie - Frank is hardly defaming you, he's simply asking a question,
and making the observation that the underbidders look funny :

Bid history of mypimphandbestrong

Bid history of bacgrading

Why so defensive ?

Mantlefan

Thanks Wolf. Again I am just wondering if anything here is amiss.

iamthegreatcornholio

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm

And another Hmmmmmmmmmmmm

Brian

Edit to add - I forgot to add the rest: One account was created today and the other one has been around for a while. No feedback has been exchanged despite winning two auctions. However, the cards won by the "questionable bidder", "mypimphandbestrong" have not been relisted by the seller if so that would have been checkmate. Short of tracing the IP addresses or seeing the auctions won by "mypimphandbestrong" resurface it's not crystal clear to yell shilling, but it certainly looks bad.

Considering the tremendous gap involved in the bid history, what are you going to do?

Brian

Mantlefan

Hmmmmmmmmm check out the underbidders [same 2 guys] on the other auction he had tonite:


hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

iamthegreatcornholio

One more thing when taking a look at "mypimphandbestrong" bid history - his bids were on modern baseball, vintage boxing, modern basketball and vintage football. Aside from the same seller commonality, they were all high dollar - the more I look at it the more damning it looks.

Brian

packCollector

Frank , never dealt with this guy but the one bidder does look really fishy. the other bidder with a new account looks like he is bidding on a lot of items so I don't think you can can draw conclusions on him . the "pimp" bidder would bother me.

that's one sweet card though!!

highend

take down the cert#'s of the cards won by the suspicious bidder, bookmark the card title and grade and keep checking to see if they resurface and who's selling them....or maybe they will turn up on a dealer website.


print out the suspicious bidders winning auctions and save them in case you need them in the future.

EvilleKlownie

The same seller seems to have a bit of trouble reading pop reports

Seller states it's a 1 of 1 - but pop report says it's a 1 of 11

Seller states it's a 1 of 1 - but pop report says it's a 1 of 16

Seller states it's a 1 of 2 - but pop report says it's a 1 of 13

Seller states it's a 1 of 1 - but pop report says it's a 1 of 5

Seller states it's a 1 of 1 - but pop report says it's a 1 of 4