David - you are famous!

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Posted By: runscott 

The sellers of graded items by the "tough AAA" are now referencing your web-site in their auctions! Congratulations!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/ebayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2721340235

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Posted By: jay behrens

lol, looks like the perfect time for an adendum to that page warning about the garbage they are selling.

Jay

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Posted By: Hankron

My recommendation is that you cut and past the link provided in the auction description

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Posted By: Hankron

P.s., to Huff and associates, the text on the page will be removed when AAA sellers quit referencing the page. From an aesthetic standpoint, I dislike having the text there. However, I feel it neccesary if the page is being used as a rererence for AAA.

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Posted By: Adam J. Baxter

Well, I took ebay seller "baseballantiquities" advice and went to David Rudd's Cycleback.com website to read about early baseball prints. The funny thing was that I couldn't find any page on Cycleback.com about buying vintage Spalding Guide's and cutting them up to be graded by a sham grading service so I can scam novice ebay buyers.I don't how I could've overlooked that page? Can any one help? This seller is ridiculous, gimme a break!

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Posted By: MW

David,

Excellent work on the AAA summary on your website!