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Re: 1976 Payton Rookie PSA 10 (graded Mantle and Rose rookies also! ...and a seller with a feedback of o
Here is the response I got: what do u mena? and i jsut list those cards for my friend if i realize he doesnt have this card i will cancel this auction by tonite and hope u can enjoy the bidding if this auction still survive tomo thanx Scammer! -
Re: Ebay Observation: If Two of the Same, the Second Sells for Less
And free shipping. Although the $61 does not state a return policy, the other states that all sales are final (no returns are allowed). Also he uses "Estate" in the title of all his auctions. Many seasoned ebayers run from auctions with that word in the title. It has become almost synomous with "Scammer" -
Re: New to the Boards
Welcome and read and learn. I am collecting 67 BB and have learn plenty from others on this board. We all share the common love of collecting and we don't like a scammer. The people on the boards are very good at detecting them. Have fun at whatever you are pursuing. Stingray -
Re: Anyone ever heard of Jasonfan30@hotmail.com?
Danish, stay away from this kid. he is from singapre and has EVERY card you would ever want... You get what im saying? He has tried to trade with me and many others and in all he always has what you want. He is a scammer. -
Re: If we goto a 100 point scale... *shudders*
Oh I can see the scams now> Especially if PCGS goes to MS100 type type name... Ebay scammer put up a blurry picture of an MS70 coin in the new grading system.. So unsuspecting fool bids thinking he is getting an MS70 that has been the standard for years. -
Re: After 12 years - Do I open my unopened 2006-W 3 Coin Gold Eagle 20th Anniversary Set or Keep Sealed?
I would have opened it 12 years ago, as I collect coins and not boxes. I'm sorry if that sounds facetious. Also, there are so many scammers out there that I would be afraid to purchase an 'unopened box', despite the fact that legit ones, like yours, do exist. JMHO. Good luck in your Pursuits. -
Re: I don't understand ebay sellers who use lousy images...
A lot of people just dont have the ability. But i do agree with your assessment in general- lousy pictures =low bids- especially for coins. Still a bad picture is better than no picture MOST of the time. Some scammers purposely post bad pics in order to rip people off.Especially for very rare coins. -
Re: Do you have any incredible Coin Stories?
Here's one I've told before. Rather that retype it, I'll just post a link. Poetic Justice: the scammer who scammed himself Another of my longwinded tales, as reproduced on Carl's website: How I got two genuine 1877 Indian cents for eight bucks (Sam, aka "cladking", figures into the tale.) -
Re: OT: Picture of a lovely Ebay scam email
<< <i>I've circled all of the links in the message that go to the phoney Ebay address >> You missed some. Up at the top (where it says "your registered name is included" even though it isn't) there are "more options" and "learn more" buttons that go the same place. These scammers are getting better and better, d**n their… -
Re: '52 Mantle - real?
For the '52 Mantles, if you are trying to sell this card, does eBay automatically prompt you to make sure this card is either an original or reprint? It just seems that all of these scammers mention this 'reprint' thing in their description. They're almost like, 'well I have to state reprint, even though I know it's an…
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