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Re: Most Expensive PSA 1?
A couple of month ago a 1914 Cracker Jack PSA1 Mathewson sold for over $10,000. The one that ended this week for under a grand looked like a scammer with a stolen image. The people willing to pay the big money for the Matty knew to stay away from it. -
Re: First time ebay problem (returning a damaged coin)
Pursue your case through ebay by the rules. You will win. Do not communicate further with the scammer...these blowhards always threaten...though likely their past is littered with issues and they do not want any attention that would cause further scrutiny. Hang in there...Cheers, RickO -
Re: PCGS Certified $20 Aints Ain't What They Used To Be
<< <i>Scary, it stinks that it seems nobody cares to stop it that can do anything! >> Are scammers in a legal sweet spot where they can pull this crap with almost no legal reprocussions? Is this the next boom in making a killing in coins-- selling fake slabs with counterfiets in them? -
Re: CBS Exposes Hotel Buyer Scams
This sort of thing was around, and advertised in major newspapers since I started collecting coins in the 1960s, and probably was around before that. It has taken the mainstream press this long to realize that these people are scammers..........Excuse me, why am I even bothering to ask. -
Re: EBAY Acknowledges Fraud - beware!
This scam is getting bad. More deceptive, too, from what I understand. Ebay graphics and fonts, eBay in the address, etc. Somebody I know got the same thing, and gave the scammers all his eBay info... bogus info, that is. LOL. -
Re: Something smells about this Mantle rookie
This is probably who is the seller of the lot. http://www.tonis-cards.com/_/baseballpre1969.htm This guy is a clever scammer and arch criminal. Avoid him like the plague because he is a disease. I don't know why this guy is not in prison because he certainly should be. -
Re: Paypal scam also??
I "ttt" the thread below as a warning since I got the same email 3x in one day! Some people still don't know and fall victim to the scammers. Ebay is doing little to nothing to help alleviate the scam. paypal scam thread -
Re: Let's say you are in the market for a Roman Vespasian coin. Which image you entice you to bid more?
Hey, it's got his own personal watermark on it. (Five times over.) Why not? Then when the Chinese scammers get hold of the pic, we'll know to report it as a fraudulent auction when it pops up all over eBay and scares the crap out of everybody. -
Re: a very good argument for buying gold
@jmski52 said "I said nothing of the sort." Actually, you did. You said "Actuaries and bankers - both benefit from skimming a percentage from large numbers of “clients”. Ponzi schemes, both." If you think actuaries are in effect constructing Ponzi schemes, then you of course are very wrong, but you are saying that… -
Re: I am looking at a couple items on ebay from this seller neyronix
<< <i> The ebay seller, NEYRONIX, is easily the biggest scammer on ebay. He has (2) Shill bidding accounts: 1. samuel100elm(1195) 2. adams21(360) >> samuel100elm winning bids last 30 days adams21 winning bids last 30 days
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