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When Patch Faking Goes Wrong
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mredsox89
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hahaha. Dont think anyone is gonna buy that
nborton
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Haha, honestly can the seller be that dumb?
chrome_ball
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The patch is too much BIG and SICK for the card. WOW, BUY IT! lol
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there was a patch fake the other day that i saw that had a hockey allstar patch, or something related to hockey, in one of those cards. when will they stop, haha
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jrtowles46 said:
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nborton said:
Actually, a better question would be "Can a buyer be that dumb?"
tonsofcommons
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I was going to bid on it, but then I saw he had a reserve on it.
Damn reserve auctions anyways!
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Damn reserve auctions anyways!
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Wow....the seller didn't want to waste ANY effort did he.
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holy cow dud sold someone a JASON KIDD #5 New Jersey Nets Stitched Jersey !!!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0355124499
Thank god it was stitched because it I bought it and it was hand sowned I would have hit him with a charge back.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0355124499
Thank god it was stitched because it I bought it and it was hand sowned I would have hit him with a charge back.
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Pine Tar said:
Good price...he's saying stitched because they have screen-printed cheap jerseys out there as well. Nothing wrong with it at all.
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The sad thing is, the current seller with only 20 feedback probably picked it up at auction and thought he was getting a sweet card. Obviously it's fake, but from his feedback, it'd be easy to think maybe he didn't have the experience to know. Now he's trying to sell it and at least he admits the huge defect in it from whoever put the fake patch in it. I'd bet he wasn't shown that view when he bought the card.
.....or I'm completely wrong and he's a patch faker and a complete idiot for further proving it with a side shot of the card
......as if the patch on the front wasn't enough :lol:
.....or I'm completely wrong and he's a patch faker and a complete idiot for further proving it with a side shot of the card
......as if the patch on the front wasn't enough :lol:MattinglyAlexander
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If a seller has "sick" in the description..... I walk away.
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"The side of the card is open."
What a beautiful understatement. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
What a beautiful understatement. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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MattinglyAlexander said:
LOL!
nborton
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WoundedDuck said:The sad thing is, the current seller with only 20 feedback probably picked it up at auction and thought he was getting a sweet card. Obviously it's fake, but from his feedback, it'd be easy to think maybe he didn't have the experience to know. Now he's trying to sell it and at least he admits the huge defect in it from whoever put the fake patch in it. I'd bet he wasn't shown that view when he bought the card.
.....or I'm completely wrong and he's a patch faker and a complete idiot for further proving it with a side shot of the card
That was my thought as well. Which is why I said can the seller really be that dumb. I don't think he is a patch faker because of exactly what you pointed out. I just think he is really naive and a rookie.
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