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Originally Posted by OhioLawyerF5
The authentication process not only is designed to guarantee the authenticity of the item, but to verify the item is as described. Remember, this program is not just to protect buyers from fake items, but to reduce the number of INAD ("item not as described") returns. Which both protects sellers, and reduces costs for ebay. The program would be useless if they only did one of these two things. Only verifying the item is real would be useless if they also didn't verify it was the item purchased by the buyer.
But to address your concern, yes, ebay will notify the seller what was wrong with the listing so they can fix it.
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Actually I did ask the seller, here is what he said….seems to me , eBay should be a little more specific. So, for my money , they told him no more than they told me. I feel it’s his dating of the item in the listing title “ 1968-1973” , but that is a guess. And, he has a 1960 Sports Pix Premium Babe Ruth listed right now with the exact same title , text etc
Anything learned or changed…I think not.