Ebay Authentication Strikes Again!

[danmckee]

How could anyone sell a card with such horrible corners!

I am about to close my Ebay Store after 28 years and I know, Ebay doesn't care. So Sad, I loved ebay in the late 1990's.

[jayshum]

The order total shows under $250. Why did this have to go through authentication?

[danmckee]

Originally Posted by jayshum

The order total shows under $250. Why did this have to go through authentication?

Because the card was listed for $289.99 and I accepted a Best Offer. If you list a card for $5K and sell it for $1.00 it still goes to their IMBECILE authenticators. Another nice glitch in the wonderful Authentication system.

[Beercan collector]

Yeah that’s pretty bad - nowhere in the listing did you claim it to be mint -you provided clear pictures of the front and back - under item specs “ an item that has been used previously“ - authentication didn’t find any creases so “No Creases” is accurate - I sometimes think If a card iisn’t graded they want to punish the seller and try force them to grade it .
AND at the bottom of the listing “ I also accept returns “ - That should make a seller exempt from authentication

[danmckee]

Originally Posted by Beercan collector

Yeah that’s pretty bad - nowhere in the listing did you claim it to be mint -you provided clear pictures of the front and back - under item specs “ an item that has been used previously“ - authentication didn’t find any creases so “No Creases” is accurate - I sometimes think If a card iisn’t graded they want to punish the seller and try force them to grade it .
AND at the bottom of the listing “ I also accept returns “ - That should make a seller exempt from authentication

I appreciate the way you think my friend! I had maybe 10 returns in 20+ years and have had about 60 since this authentication started.