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sportscardtheory
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These people are selling fake 1/1 plates for a LOT of money and eBay is not doing a freaking THING about it! This makes me furious. How can eBay let them get away with this on such a massive level?!?!?! If it was a few, maybe, but they are selling thousands and thousands of dollars worth of these obviously fake cards!!! I'm so freaking pissed off about this! I reported every single one of their past auctions weeks ago and absolutely NOTHING was done about it... they just keep selling and selling them flooding the market with fake freaking printing plates. This will only hurt the value of real ones... does this bother anyone else???
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bouwob said:
These look homemade with no pictures of the backs though. Do you really think these are real? The other guy is literally doing the boiling a card "proofs" and getting away with it.
theplasticman
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Some of that is Fleer auction stuff.
BunchOBull
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That pirateninja guy sells some legit stuff, but he moves a lot of fake product, knowingly. I just don't deal with him, even when I want something he has. More headaches than it worth.
ChasHawk
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While I agree with everything said here, the thing nobody ever talks about is the fact that people are ignorant/uninformed enough to buy this crap. I think the fact that they are obviously fake is reflected in the fact that a Jordan 1/1 sold for $15.
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