Listing Reprints as "unknown"

[Republicaninmass]

Originally Posted by Aquarian Sports Cards

it is against ebay policy to list a card as "unknown" off to my latest round of reporting items. Someone watch them and let us know if they're actually removed.

Link? I can't find that specific verbiage

[unamuzd1]

Originally Posted by Republicaninmass

Link? I can't find that specific verbiage

I'm guessing it was a reference to their Authenticity Disclaimer policy.

http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/...sclaimers.html

[Leon]

Originally Posted by unamuzd1

I'm guessing it was a reference to their Authenticity Disclaimer policy.

http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/...sclaimers.html

And a synopsis of the rules...

Sellers are not allowed to:
List items that aren't authentic
List items if they're not sure if they are authentic
In addition, sellers can't disclaim authenticity of their item by stating, for example:
"I cannot guarantee the authenticity of this item, so please bid accordingly."
"Vintage handbag Chanel???"
"Looks like this could be a Louis Vuitton bag"
"I believe this is painted by Degas, but I can't be sure."
"I got this from an estate sale, so I have no idea if it's real or not."
"The autograph looks real to me."
"I'm no expert, so look at the pictures and decide for yourself if it's real."


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[Paul S]

Originally Posted by Leon

And a synopsis of the rules...

[B]Sellers are not allowed to:
...

"I believe this is painted by Degas, but I can't be sure."
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My personal favorite.

[ALR-bishop]

I think there may be a Dean Chance 1967 Topps card in here but am not sure



Mantle, Koufax and Mays may be in these cards, but am not sure

[njdunkin1]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

I think there may be a Dean Chance 1967 Topps card in here but am not sure

Haha, nice :]

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Paul S

My personal favorite.

The releasing of all liability in hopes of catching a sucker statement is nice....

"I'm no expert, so look at the pictures and decide for yourself if it's real."

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[irishdenny]

Originally Posted by Leon

And a synopsis of the rules...

Sellers are not allowed to:
List items that aren't authentic
List items if they're not sure if they are authentic
In addition, sellers can't disclaim authenticity of their item by stating, for example:
"I cannot guarantee the authenticity of this item, so please bid accordingly."
"Vintage handbag Chanel???"
"Looks like this could be a Louis Vuitton bag"
"I believe this is painted by Degas, but I can't be sure."
"I got this from an estate sale, so I have no idea if it's real or not."
"The autograph looks real to me."
"I'm no expert, so look at the pictures and decide for yourself if it's real."


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Originally Posted by Paul S

My personal favorite.

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