ebay: baarunner

[CharleyBrown]

Has anybody dealt with this guy?

He has a Brunners Mathewson up for auction:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...6#ht_500wt_898

that is the same card as:

http://www.october09.hugginsandscott...l?itemid=13726

I asked him for additional pictures of the card, and received this lovely one word response:

No

All his selling feedback is private. He has a high-end Walter Johnson 1915 Cracker Jack and a few high end Goudeys for sale.

[buymycards]

Hi Shaun,
His feedback isn't private. It is showing up fine for me.

Rick

[Tcards-Please]

All his selling feedback is private to me as well.

His buying feedback is what is showing up.
r/
Frank

[CharleyBrown]

Well, he must have read my mind. After stating that I would like to bid, but needed some kind of assurance that he does, in fact, have the card in hand that he is selling, he responded with this:

Do not bid

[bbcard1]

Would avoid. Bidding on this item is just a case of "I know I shouldn't but I want to believe." Too much smells too bad.

[vintagetoppsguy]

Originally Posted by T's please

All his selling feedback is private to me as well.

His buying feedback is what is showing up.
r/
Frank

I see both his buyer and seller feedback. It's the listings that are private, not the feedback.

[Tcards-Please]

I stand corrected. The information that would be useful is private.

r/
Frank

[Leon]

Sorry guys....but anyone that gives a response like the ones the seller gave above, and bids anyway, gets what they deserve. I can't even fathom giving answers such as those. If you bid, win, get burnt and post back here....I will have to laugh.

I didn't even look at ebay before I posted my response. I have looked at it and can't imagine why he does all of the private stuff. Just not good in my book. Everything might be on the up and up but it's sort of like pleading the 5th when you are the one that brought the action. He is selling but doesn't want to help a potential buyer. I guess I just don't get it.