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[Leon]

Ok, thanks. I always want to know of any fake, or suspicious, accounts.

Probably in one of those other threads I talked about Mathew. I met him at a National when he was with another board member. Nicest, most humble guy you would ever want to meet. He 100% admitted he has an issue with his online personna. It's really kind of strange. And, I am pretty sure he runs a successful business that has nothing to do with Ebay.

Originally Posted by bnorth

I don't mean right now. He hasn't harassed me since the last time he tried convincing you I was using a fake name.

To get back to Mathew my 2 favorite posts was when he tried to convince members I done time in Texas for counterfeiting. The other was with one of his fake accounts pretending to be a woman from Florida who knew about a 51 Bowman Mantle that was stolen from his "friend".

[edhans]

Originally Posted by Leon

Probably in one of those other threads I talked about Mathew. I met him at a National when he was with another board member. Nicest, most humble guy you would ever want to meet. He 100% admitted he has an issue with his online personna. It's really kind of strange. And, I am pretty sure he runs a successful business that has nothing to do with Ebay.

+1. Really nice guy. I've done several deals with him. Always very pleasant and professional.

[ClementeFanOh]

I know I've bought from him once on net54, perhaps twice. No issues at all.

Trent King

[BRoberts]

Based only on my personal experience, my advice would be to avoid at all costs.

[mannequin1]

Originally Posted by BRoberts

Based only on my personal experience, my advice would be to avoid at all costs.

If you're a larger ebay seller with a 97 or 98 percent positive FB rating, some might say that's great, 97 or 98 of the time people are happy with their puchases. Unfortunately, 97 or 98 is not good enough, meaning 1 out of every 45 or 50 customers is not happy. Anything less that 99+ is bad.

[ALR-bishop]

He may be quirky but he does have some great stuff which he usually prices at a level that indicates he is happy to keep it if he does not get his price

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by mannequin1

If you're a larger ebay seller with a 97 or 98 percent positive FB rating, some might say that's great, 97 or 98 of the time people are happy with their puchases. Unfortunately, 97 or 98 is not good enough, meaning 1 out of every 45 or 50 customers is not happy. Anything less that 99+ is bad.

With all the crazy buyers wanting instant shipping or the really crazy ones that actually send you shipping/packing instructions I figured anything over 95 was good.

[CrackaJackKid]

He’s a dime a dozen.