FYI - Seller is calling his 1970 Kellogg's PSA 9 OC cards PSA 9

tkd7

I sent a note to the seller about one card that I was interested in, he has a few more. Just a heads up to avoid these auctions.

Singer

Perry

Reichardt

May

bri2327

One more seller to add to the ever growing do not buy from list.

There is no way these guys do that by mistake. They know PSA, they know the value of cards. They understand the qualifiers and what the significance of one is, yet they continuously try to pass them off to the unsuspecting buyer.

tkd7

My email to seller "You have not described your card correctly. The grade is PSA 9 OC."

Sellers response "Please bid accordingly."

FYI - Seller is emerald_athletic

GOODLIEU

The real sad part about it is that they are still very nice cards and the seller should just be up front and list them accordingly. There is a market for them.

storm888

"There is a market for them. "

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There certainly is, and that market is
diminished each time DISHONEST and
CORRUPT sellers are allowed by EvilBAY
to use the cards as "elements in a scheme
to defraud."

storm

Stone193

Can that be reported as an inaccurate description and removed?

mike

tkd7

Mike,
I used the ebay spam link to report it. We will see if they will remove it.

Just a little frustrating when you have a search set up for cards you are trying to find to complete your set and then these come up. Oh well, read closely.
Tom

storm888

Maybe somebody who knows the "facts" will
buy these cards on one of their "alternate IDs,"
and leave "appropriate" FB when the cards arrive.

Sellers that pull this stuff are not only trying to cheat
new collectors, they are wasting the time of experienced
collectors, and hurting honest sellers by "gaming" the
search functions.

storm