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Old 01-19-2016, 01:09 PM
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I hope none of you bought this fraudulent Mantle or Jordan that seller does not own. If so get your money back. People should start seeing the patterns of these frauds.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1952-Topps-3...UAAOSwCypWnQkc

http://www.ebay.com/itm/MICHAEL-JORD...4AAOSwqYBWmlSj
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And a Rolex.
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I hope none of you bought this fraudulent Mantle or Jordan that seller does not own. If so get your money back. People should start seeing the patterns of these frauds.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1952-Topps-3...UAAOSwCypWnQkc

http://www.ebay.com/itm/MICHAEL-JORD...4AAOSwqYBWmlSj
They seem to be more prevalent all the time. Hopefully the scammers will not win the game. Shining spotlights on them is good.....
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Old 01-20-2016, 10:27 PM
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Until I see half grades in that scam with the Jordan or 1952 Mantle than ill start to worry.
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Old 01-21-2016, 07:27 AM
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This is a different scam, not a fake card but one where the seller just steals scans and doesn't own the item.
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This is a different scam, not a fake card but one where the seller just steals scans and doesn't own the item.
How does the scammer win ? Doesn't the buyer just use buyer protection and get money refunded?
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Old 01-21-2016, 08:39 AM
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How does the scammer win ? Doesn't the buyer just use buyer protection and get money refunded?
right the money is refunded but how does ebay get it from the seller when the seller already has the cash from the transaction and just makes another ebay id..or buys an id that allows him to get cash quicker than it takes for the refund period to take place
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May I ask, I'm not doubting what you're saying and glad these alerts are posted for all to see/be aware of - but how can you tell the seller doesn't actually own the card(s)? Listing (before taken down) looked legit enough on the surface, scans looked like any others, seller with 210 feedback and yes, granted - one bad one recently. 14 day return policy, etc. Description and grammar aren't the best, but nothing all that unusual either. I guess the only thing that pressed a red flag with me is pattern of sell/buy not related to high-end cards like these.

If I'm alone on this one, then my bad .. disregard. I'd love to be able to start seeing patterns of these frauds, but these would not have been obvious to me.
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I think that its great that people come on this board to point out a scam. But I have a problem with just someone coming on here and saying its a scam but don't show us the proof.

Not all of us see the obvious that others might see.

For example, why do you say that this person does not own the card? A simple link to the original card might make things much clearer.

I am not doubting that this is a scam but showing the proof also makes it easier for the rest of us to understand.
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/1952-Topps-3...EAAOSwo3pWexKb

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1952-Topps-M...0AAOSwCypWoKpJ (same guy with 51 Mantle)

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More people need to contribute this info also and not just leach. Honestly if you buy high dollar cards and cant figure out the patterns of fakes in this day and age then this isnt the hobby for you. You will lose money.
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Old 01-22-2016, 08:28 AM
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Here's the real 51.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1951-Bowman-...kAAOSw5dNWjq94
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LMAO....anyone who doesn't know should just click on these and the scam is quite easy to see.
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Peter, thanks for sharing the link. That's all I was asking for.

Ed, if you are going to take the time out to expose scams, then lay out the evidence. Your response is not what people come here to see.
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LMAO....anyone who doesn't know should just click on these and the scam is quite easy to see.
Yes, certainly - these examples Peter sent are obvious .. and you're talking about a new eBay member with a 4 feedback who was already blocked a number of times. The initial post though didn't show a dupe listing or anything else on the surface that would have been apparent (to me at least) that they were fake/fraud. Then again, I wasn't searching for '52 Mantles or Rookie Jordan's either. If I were and saw dupe listings/different sellers - then obviously that's a different story.

I appreciate your initial reply (Ed) on why you suspected fake/fraud. I don't think anyone is leaching, most just want to understand what triggered your post .. perhaps help in spotting/reporting themselves.
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Phone number listed in his auction (in rolex auction at least). Ends early because he wants someone to buy offline. Scans are usually taken off the internet or in can see fake card in different holder. These can either be hijacked accounts, person who sends you empty envelope if you purchase, etc. typically also you can pay these characters via paypal and they say there is a 30 day hold on funds. Few red flags out there. Be cautious.


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I think you can do your own homework on that front. Frankly people like me don't have to do it for you. If you would like to compensate people for that I am sure they will. Or you can buy the card and share your experience.

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I did, replied and thanks. Honestly I'm on your side and want to help/learn - it's not an issue of belief .. I think if you can briefly note why in your initial threads, whereas it wouldn't compromise integrity of message/objective - I think that would go a long way to helping me/some of us understand and perhaps help you in that objective.

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I did, replied and thanks. Honestly I'm on your side and want to help/learn - it's not an issue of belief .. I think if you can briefly note why in your initial threads, whereas it wouldn't compromise integrity of message/objective - I think that would go a long way to helping me/some of us understand and perhaps help you in that objective.

Hope that makes sense.
Being fairly new here, I would also like to know.
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There are certain things which sharing publicly might help scammers more than the hobby. So, it's not always black and white in making information available. But I do agree that showing enough to educate but not compromise, is a good approach. And if it's something that could help the scammers, maybe we say we don't want to say because it might help the scammers.

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There are certain things which sharing publicly might help scammers more than the hobby. So, it's not always black and white in making information available. But I do agree that showing enough to educate but not compromise, is a good approach. And if it's something that could help the scammers, maybe we say we don't want to say because it might help the scammers.
Good point! I never thought of that.
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