ebay Cobb seller is back

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Posted By: brian parker

The same seller on ebay that had listed the Neilson PSA card before, appropriating the image of a legit Yahoo auction of the same exact card before it had ended has now listed this card again on ebay:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1981483730&category=31718

The ebay seller, jordanzero, was supposedly blocked from buying the card by the Yahoo seller, but seems to have circumvented this by using an alternate Yahoo ID to buy it now at $568. Either this, or jordanzero is once again selling something he doesn't own. I plan on contacting the Yahoo seller about the situation.

Brian

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Posted By: brian parker

Here is the feedback of the Yahoo winner of the Neilson Cobb card--not exactly steller

http://ratings.auctions.shopping.yahoo.com/show/rating?userID=kat03818&

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Posted By: brian parker

Discovered a neat feature with Yahoo auctions when I was about to email the Yahoo seller about the Cobb--any questions directed to the seller end up on the lot listing, as is seen at the bottom of the following link:

http://page.auctions.shopping.yahoo.com/show/qanda?aID=70859321&aucview=closed

It seems this solves the mystery--the ebay seller apparently owns the Cobb card. So feel free to bid this thing to the sky (I still don't think it is worth $568).

It sure is fun holding a keyboard conversation with oneself--now I know why David does it so often. (I would make a yellow smiley face if I cared enough to find out how).

Brian

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Posted By: runscott

He's clearly on a mission and isn't giving up until he completes it, even if he loses money.

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Posted By: brian parker

I think he went ahead and found a way to buy the card because he saw that someone, if I remember correctly, had a top bid of over $800 when he cancelled his previous auction.

Brian