Does this seem fishy to you?

[homerunhitter]

hello,

looking for you advice/thoughts/opinions on this. in regards to signed rowe/brace postcards on ebay, theres a seller that has listed, signed rowe brace cards for every team. the seller lists under three different accounts at one time. when contacting the seller, the seller tells me that she is listing for her father and that one listing account belongs to her, one her father and i believe the pother account is her mothers. not a big deal, but they 'as a family" seem to have every single rowe brace card ever..signed! any team, any player they have. when i asked the daughter about this, she says her dad had an extensive collecting and is now selling them off. either this guy has one of the greatest rowe/brace signed postcard collections in the country (which is possible) or something is fishy about this. every team, every player even the the super obscure players that no one has heard of. could be totally legit, just never heard of autograph sellers using so many different selling accounts, with such a huge selection of rowe/brace cards is that a red flag? are there tons of rowe/brace postcards that are signed are in existence? thanks for your thoughts on this.

[bnorth]

People having several accounts in friends/relatives names is very common. They get a ton a free listings that way.

A link to the specific accounts you are referring to would help get opinions on the actual autographed items being sold.

[edtiques]

It's kind of hard to tell if they're legitimate or not without some signatures to look at.