I typically ignore you simply because you have proven time and time again to be someone beyond reasoning and frankly not worth my time. But I stepped forward this time to defend the good work EMRs do because I couldn't sit back and watch you spread your warped misinformation about a program and people you know little about.
How do you know this was not reported by an EMR? Perhaps it was. An EMR report does not mean an item will be unquestionably removed.
I don't know eBay policy regarding their approved authenticators. But if eBay policy is to not remove items certed by their approved authenticators, your problem is with that policy, not the EMRs who may very well be reporting it.
Of course, next you'll propose that EMRs should all quit because the system is not perfect. In your world, quitting and letting thousands of fakes pass is the right thing to do to prove a point.
This thread is the perfect example why EMR identities are kept confidential. Why would people who volunteer hours of their time and freely offer their expertise want to deal with cretinous attacks from unbalanced misanthropes?
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