eBay prewar cards from Helpinghumans?

[Snapolit1]

Has anyone bought cards from the seller Helpinghumans? Sell a lot of pre and post war cards and has some charitable angle? Can't tell what they give and to to who how often, or where they get their cards from, but certainly have an intriguing mish mash of stuff. And perfect feedback. Anyone?

[4815162342]

Is helpinghumans the eBay store of the Human Fund?

[Snapolit1]

Not sure. I'm cynical enough reading their website, etc, but they do have interesting stuff. No idea where they get it from. Maybe people give them stuff for a tax write off. No clue but they have an eBay store.

[Dewey]

A verified ebay non-profit partner. Whatever that means. I was looking at a signed card last week.

[Sean]

I bought a T206 from them years ago. I find most of their stuff over-priced.

[Piratedogcardshows]

Agree on the overpriced comment but would add way,way,way. They have had a few T210's listed for years that surprisingly have not sold as of yet

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1910-T210-Wo...JGq0_W-yY3OplQ

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Wasn't this a Seinfeld episode?

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[swarmee]

I made a couple of offers on cards I needed from that eBayer quite a while ago, and they will consider offers. Sometimes way below the asking price. I am not sure if the cards are donated or are part of a collection, because it seemed like negotiating with a person who needed to at least recoup their investment when it came to heavily overpriced cards.

[gemmint77]

I bought a T206 common from them last year. No problems. As mentioned, most there items are way overpriced IMO.

[Econteachert205]

I bought one 05 that I made an offer of about 60 percent asking. No problems