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markakis8
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EDIT: I don't think I'm getting scammed any more but I've looked this card over up and down and I can't tell what the hell is going on. The auto looks this exact same. This is the card I sold on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=270913737316#ht_500wt_969
It is a refractor autographed in BLUE INK (of course) and it was #'d 003/199 in gold serial #'ing (of course) on the back. I don't have the scan of the back of the card, but I hope my reputation as a member and ebay seller would lead you to believe me.
I send the card out the day after the buyer pays, as usual, and a day or two later (I cannot remember but it was a rather quick response b/c he's in Baltimore, MD and I'm in Laurel, MD, I get a message stating (paraphrasing):
The card appears to have been sitting out in the sun and has watermarks all over it. This is not the same card that was pictured in your auction.
At this point, anything this low of a sale, I don't question. I just request he sends the card back and I refund them in full b/c I believe it to be buyer's remorse and I don't want negative feedback. I SHIPPED THE CARD WELL PROTECTED IN A BUBBLE ENVELOPE.
Well I get the card today. Here is what I got:
Immediately I'm pissed b/c I think its a bait and switch and this guy scammed me. No way that this is my card. Look at the auto in GREEN. Look at all the water marks on the front of the card.
Then I flip it over and see this on the back:
I'm not sure if you can see it, but if the upper right hand corner where the serial #'ing is SUPPOSED to be, there is a VERY faded "003/199". It is NOT in gold. It is basically and indentation.
Is this legit and a card "sitting in water and the sun" could turn an ink auto from blue to green and completely remove the gold lettering of the serial number?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=270913737316#ht_500wt_969
It is a refractor autographed in BLUE INK (of course) and it was #'d 003/199 in gold serial #'ing (of course) on the back. I don't have the scan of the back of the card, but I hope my reputation as a member and ebay seller would lead you to believe me.
I send the card out the day after the buyer pays, as usual, and a day or two later (I cannot remember but it was a rather quick response b/c he's in Baltimore, MD and I'm in Laurel, MD, I get a message stating (paraphrasing):
The card appears to have been sitting out in the sun and has watermarks all over it. This is not the same card that was pictured in your auction.
At this point, anything this low of a sale, I don't question. I just request he sends the card back and I refund them in full b/c I believe it to be buyer's remorse and I don't want negative feedback. I SHIPPED THE CARD WELL PROTECTED IN A BUBBLE ENVELOPE.
Well I get the card today. Here is what I got:
Immediately I'm pissed b/c I think its a bait and switch and this guy scammed me. No way that this is my card. Look at the auto in GREEN. Look at all the water marks on the front of the card.
Then I flip it over and see this on the back:
I'm not sure if you can see it, but if the upper right hand corner where the serial #'ing is SUPPOSED to be, there is a VERY faded "003/199". It is NOT in gold. It is basically and indentation.
Is this legit and a card "sitting in water and the sun" could turn an ink auto from blue to green and completely remove the gold lettering of the serial number?
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