Another Marketkingman Account?

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Posted By: Dan Bretta

Everything listed here is "fake" IOW not a genuine period photo. Another Florida faker or is this also the Market King Man?

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZsecretbookgardencafe850

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Posted By: Cashews

bass photo looks mighty fishy to me

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Posted By: Fred C

One more comment like that and this thread will have me in stitches (or it'll make me puke).

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Posted By: dan mckee

YES! that is Robert Lukehart again.

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Posted By: David Goff

WOW! Checkout one of the 2 feedback for this seller. One of the buyers was MarketKingMan...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220217261237

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Posted By: Anthony S.

Ebay really should require sellers to purchase exclamation points individually for item descriptions. Ten cents apiece, but if you want to use one immediately after another the cost jumps to five dollars.

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Posted By: Paul

Not the first World Record Sea Bass that Marketkingman offered, too, see ebay # 160207116669, sold on February 16. Check http://www.goofbay.com, tool: ebay Seller History. He sold two identical-looking Lincoln cards, too.

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Posted By: Cashews

does that bass card really carry value?

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Posted By: davidcycleback

A rule of thumb for photograph auctions is if a photo isn't labeled as original, it isn't. Being original is one of the key selling points for a photograph, having great impact on its value. If an auctioneer knows or believes a photograph is original, he will not fail to let bidders know.

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Posted By: Paul

Marketkingman apparently quit - he didn't offer anything in the last four weeks. However, there's a new Market King card seller on Ebay, called http://search.ebay.nl/_W0QQsassZhumbird0_0
He's active on Ebay since 2004, but has zero feedback. Could this be scammer Robert Lukehart again? Or can we trust this one?

You may be sure scammers come back under different names. They probably know no other mettle.