Ebay seller scam story-Paul Slapnicker Pauld49 BEWARE

[gonefishin]

I just checked, and pauld49 has over 3000 feedbacks and all are positive. Is this the correct user ID?

[toledo_mudhen]

Yea - Just saw the same thing

Pauld has over 3200 Feedback - 100% Positive

Probably need to make sure we are outting the correct person -

[Trigerb7]

Yes it’s correct. I am going to post screenshots. eBay won’t allow a buyer to receive negative feedback so you have to read the comments. I have posted one here. I am also posting out conversation and my cards already on his eBay page. PayPal is requiring him to send them all back.

[gonefishin]

Wow - crazy! Yes, I blocked the correct person. Good Luck.

[Dead-Ball-Hitter]

I blocked pauld49 as well. Pretty soon he'll only be able to buy Pokemon cards from the Philipines!

[bobbyw8469]

surfe-3 is another one to block. He tried to get me. And he DID get another seller.

[Pat R]

And this is a perfect example of the stupidity of ebay not letting the seller leave negative feedback.

I would like to know how many refunds or partial refunds this idiot has received.

Just take a look at his feedback left for others he had "minor problems solved". with every seller on this page 14 of them and all of them with different sellers.

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[Eric72]

Added to my block list. Fortunately, I haven't dealt with him. However, I have had similar knuckleheads try this. I've always reminded them to look through the package thoroughly, make sure they haven't thrown an item away, held the line, and provided pictures of the items plus shipping label on an otherwise empty table.

If they persist, I'll thank them for alerting me to someone tampering with the US Mail. I'll let them know I'll be at the Post Office in the morning to talk with my local Postmaster and open an investigation. The buyer usually "finds" the "missing" item(s) later that day.

On the rare occasion on which I involved eBay:

1. Stick to the facts...NO emotion, name calling, accusations, etc.
2. Be POLITE...if you go into this with both guns blazing, expect the other side to return fire.
3. Be PERSISTENT with eBay...don't let someone scam you.
4. If the front-line CS Rep won't (or can't) handle your case, don't be afraid to ESCALATE it.

[55koufax]

Ebay claimed that they are not card experts and it is not their place to really do anything.

If eBay claims not to be card experts, why are we waiting two weeks + to receive a PSA graded card they intercept to authenticate themselves?

If they can authenticate cards without being "card experts" I'd like to know theit qualifications.......

[parkplace33]

Originally Posted by Trigerb7

Yes it’s correct. I am going to post screenshots. eBay won’t allow a buyer to receive negative feedback so you have to read the comments. I have posted one here. I am also posting out conversation and my cards already on his eBay page. PayPal is requiring him to send them all back.

Terrible person. What facebook group was this?

[Trigerb7]

Originally Posted by parkplace33

Terrible person. What facebook group was this?

Vintage baseball cards only 1868 - 1979 keep it real!

[bass37]

You are not telling the whole story my friend. There are always 2 sides to every story. Blocking someone is an awful thing to do do when in the middle of a conversation.

[Tyruscobb]

Originally Posted by bass37

You are not telling the whole story my friend. There are always 2 sides to every story. Blocking someone is an awful thing to do do when in the middle of a conversation.

I'm late to the party, but just read through the thread. I have a few questions that may help you explain what happened, and assist you in telling your side of the story.

1. The deal only involved 10-12 cards. I cannot image they came in a big box. You claim to have overlooked two cards, but then allegedly found them several days later.

Where were the cards hidden? How did you originally overlook them?

2. The private text/message thread indicates that the poster gave your grandson some free cards. You responded that they made your grandson smile. The same cards are now listed for sale.

How do you explain listing the cards for sale that allegedly brought joy to your grandson?

I don't know what happened or who, if anyone, is at fault. These are just a few questions that I think need answering.

[brianp-beme]

I believe I have the answers to the following questions.

Originally Posted by Tyruscobb

I'm late to the party, but just read through the thread. I have a few questions that may help you explain what happened, and assist you in telling your side of the story.

1. The deal only involved 10-12 cards. I cannot image they came in a big box. You claim to have overlooked two cards, but then allegedly found them several days later.

Where were the cards hidden? How did you originally overlook them?

Cards can be sneaky little bastards prone to scurrying to dark places upon exposure to light.


2. The private text/message thread indicates that the poster gave your grandson some free cards. You responded that they made your grandson smile. The same cards are now listed for sale.

How do you explain listing the cards for sale that allegedly brought joy to your grandson?

Obviously the grandson smiled greedily in anticipation of a monetary windfall when these cards were sold.

Brian