Well, well, well...looks who's back...

[A_Pharis]

Guys. PWJ will argue for the sake of arguing.
It really is almost pointless.

 

[MartinFFcollector]

Umm... I had a long reply but it's not here. Oh well.

Basically just wanted to say I dont wear ******* and will continue to try and help clean up the hobby.

Doing something good while getting nothing positive back in return...if only more people acted that way.

PWJ- Good Luck in whatever you do.

 

[sportscardtheory]

Why should I? You're not doing that. You're sitting here whining and crying about a couple of sellers selling things that you think are fraudulent. You're getting your ******* in a *** over something that doesn't affect you. Oh, but I'm a troll for telling you to relax and take a deep breath.

You know, for a HOBBY, something that is supposed to make people ENJOY THEMSELVES, you sure do spend a whole lot of time whining and crying, bitching and complaining about it. Just effing ENJOY IT or find a new hobby.

There's ALWAYS going to be someone operating in a morally grey area of ANY hobby. ALWAYS. And there's NOTHING you can do about it. It's ALWAYS going to go on.

Ooh, fake autographs are a blight on the hobby. Congress has the FBI crack down on fake autographed memorabilia. Major network news programs do investigative reports and sting operations. What's the outcome? They still estimate that the majority of autographed memorabilia on eBay is fake.

Get a life already. There's nothing you can do about it. All the whining and crying and carrying and false accusations in the world aren't going to get eBay to do anything about it. These sellers make eBay a whole hell of a lot more money than you do. All the bellyaching in the world isn't going to change that. They've got a lot more important things to worry about than the fact that a couple people have an issue with a product that a couple sellers are selling. They've got people ripping off others for laptops and flat screen TVs left and right. They don't care about some guy selling a couple $2 baseball cards that he soaked in water.

I bought a couple of these "proofs". I spent about $10 total. When I first heard how it was done, I shrugged my shoulders and laughed that someone had stumbled across a pretty clever way to get money out of their baseball cards. Unethical? Yeah, but there are more important things in the world to worry about.

Enjoy the hobby or what's the point?

Weren't you the one stomping your feet and trying to unite bloggers to unearth whether or not Donruss repackaged EEE without GU for retail? Isn't it just a hobby? Shouldn't you "just effing enjoy it or find a new hobby"?

OWNED. What a freaking HYPOCRITE.