How would you call this guy

[ALR-bishop]

I am just a buyer on eBay but am surprised anyone goes through the hastle of trying to sell on eBay theses days.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

I am just a buyer on eBay but am surprised anyone goes through the hastle of trying to sell on eBay theses days.

I hear you Al. I am starting to sell to downsize and 99.9% are great buyers. That darn .1% can get on your last nerve though.

[JustinD]

I would say you are at fault for not reading a very clear notice about stock photos. I see these commonly and I understand it for speed's sake when creating listings but refuse to buy from those sellers.

I will also agree that the card was misrepresented as good, when it it is clearly poor. So a bit on both sides and a lesson learned on reading full descriptions. Stock photos = steer clear, if it was a blazer you can bet the seller uses scans.

[1963Topps Set]

I agree I should of been more careful with this listing. However, this is the very first time I have ever dealt with a stock photo dealer of vintage cards after buying hundreds of cards from Ebay over the years. Rest assured this will NOT happen again. HOWEVER, the term "good", the stock photo showing a card in at least good condition as well as the price ($9.00 U. S.) did confuse me into thinking I was getting a card in far better condition then the one I received.