Auction house Plank vs Ebay Plank PSA 5

[sdkammeyer]

Originally Posted by JollyElm

I'm confused. What do you guys mean by 'private feedback'? When I click on the auction link all of his feedback is there. 100% positive with a 'score' of 482...and I can see all of them. Granted I'm using an old computer and browser at the moment, because my machine is down.

if you click on the "482" you can see feedback for each individual transaction. You can see what the item was and what it sold for.... ..... or at least under "normal" circumstances you can.

This seller has chosen to keep their feedback private and not viewable to the public.

[bobbyw8469]

I don't believe this seller actually owns this card. I believe his looking for a $50,000 payday before he skips town. I messaged him just a basic question how he got the card so soon after it ended at Lelands. He never responded back and I doubt he will.

[bobbyw8469]

It went kind of low last night. He might have bid, not expecting to win, now needs to get the money to pay for it.

Actually, the Memory Lane Plank is the one that sold cheaply. The Leland's one went high compared to that one.

[Mikehealer]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

Actually, the Memory Lane Plank is the one that sold cheaply. The Leland's one went high compared to that one.

The Memory Lane Plank sold for about $1,000 more than Leland's.

[nsaddict]

Since Josh does post here, couldn't he confirm or deny the possibility of the seller?

[Jlighter]

http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAP...c&myworld=true

On this page you should be able to view some of the items he has bought.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by nsaddict

Since Josh does post here, couldn't he confirm or deny the possibility of the seller?

He could but probably shouldn't. I know in the little auction house I help run we keep bidders and consignors 100% confidential....and don't talk about them either.

[Jlighter]

This seller was a topic of conversation recently.

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=151467

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by Leon

He could but probably shouldn't. I know in the little auction house I help run we keep bidders and consignors 100% confidential....and don't talk about them either.

On several occasions I have emailed auction houses, asking them to pass a question to a consignor. All have said they would, NONE have ever gotten back to me. They do all they can to keep the consignors and bidders totally separate.

[ynnek4]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

I don't believe this seller actually owns this card. I believe his looking for a $50,000 payday before he skips town. I messaged him just a basic question how he got the card so soon after it ended at Lelands. He never responded back and I doubt he will.

The auction is for 9 days. Maybe he anticipates receiving it before the auction ends.