Looking at eBay's Rules...Good thing they enfoce this one...
Allen
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The following examples violate eBay's Authenticity Disclaimer Policy:
"I cannot guarantee the authenticity of this item, so please bid accordingly."
Wonder if they have ever searched for 152 Topps Mantle or T 206 Wagner?
"I cannot guarantee the authenticity of this item, so please bid accordingly."
Wonder if they have ever searched for 152 Topps Mantle or T 206 Wagner?
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"I found this 1952 Mickey Mantle card in my grandpa's attic. I don't know anything about cards, but it looks real because it is beat up. There is a small amount of paper missing from the reverse. Buy It Now: $4,999. Western Union only, please."
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"Hear it is!!!!! The big one!!!!! 1952 Tops #311 Micky Matnle, graded PSA 9 Mint!!!!!! a frend askd me 2 sell this 4 him. i dont no about old cardz, i sell mostly beanie babys and nintendo gamez and yu-gi-oh. anyway this is a good deel if u like old stuff. buy it now $4,999 plus $1 shiping / insurins. i axcept western union only. bid w / konfidents!!!!!!!!
I have these in my store in London. Please contact us before bidding.
I have reported about 20 "authenticity disclaimers", and every auction has been pulled....now I cannot tell you WHY the auctions were pulled (could've been for another reason), as ebay will not release that info due to "privacy".
Here's the link to report authenticity disclaimers
Scroll to the bottom and click "report".
Just thought I'd throw in my 2 cents
Dal