Ebay stolen pictures - fraudulent listing

[gonefishin]

I just saw a listing on Ebay for a card I sold about a year ago. It's for a graded Sadaharu Oh, PSA 8. The listing is still up, but when you click on it the card has been removed by Ebay. This is the second time with this particular card that someone has taken the photo from the original listing and tried to falsely sell the card on Ebay.

Crazy - how do these thief's think they can get away with something like this?

Has this happened to anyone else? How could they possibly sell a card they don't possess, collect the money, and get away with this scam?

[gonefishin]

Here is the link - 1967 Kabaya Leaf, Sadaharu Oh PSA 8.

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...+leaf&_sacat=0

[sb1]

It's a common scam, about once a month a large number of past sold better items are all mass listed and buyers are urged to pay direct. Ebay usually kills them fairly quickly, which is why yours is no longer viewable.

[gonefishin]

Pretty sad - hell they even used my original listing title! They must somehow just capture the entire listing.

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by gonefishin

Pretty sad - hell they even used my original listing title! They must somehow just capture the entire listing.

Yes, Firefox is one browser that lets you save a web page. There are bound to be others.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by jingram058

Yes, Firefox is one browser that lets you save a web page. There are bound to be others.

You can also just go to any current or ended listing on eBay and click on the "Sell Now" button under the pictures. The new listing has the same pictures and title until you change it.