Ebay Seller Question

[RobertGT]

Three-day auctions for $100K+ worth of high-end cards, stolen scans and the seller writes like he's a 3rd grader. Huh? Would someone who can afford such a pricey assortment of cards really be computer illiterate? Would the owner of such a pricey assortment of cards trust their sale to an inexperienced seller who says he doesn't know much about them or even know what they are worth? Also, the titles of several auctions are completely inaccurate (51 Bowman Mays listed as 61 Bowman Mays, for example).

Would someone with these cards even post them on eBay to begin with, or would they consign to a major auction house experienced with high-end cards?

Bottom line: Huge scam and I just reported 20+ of his auctions to eBay. I would advise other board members to do the same and save a lot of people a lot of money.

[Northviewcats]

Here is a thread on the PSA site on this group of cards. Most say that they are lifted scans from auction houses. Someone reported the fraud to eBay. I thought by now that the auctions would be removed. Be careful.

http://forums.collectors.com/message...hreadid=826058

Best regards,

Joe

[Zach Wheat]

Yes stay away. 171 items, high end stuff, with a 1 of 1 unique item that a lot of experienced collectors don't have ('49 Bowman Keller).

Zach Wheat

[sycks22]

The second I saw his listings 2 nights ago I wrote him and asked him "Do you really think ebay will let you get away with this scam?" You don't own a single card. He never responded.