Disgraceful lier

[GrayGhost]

The auction is OVER> I messaged this guy and told him it was NOT a real ball, no matter what his BS story is, and he should refund the money, if someone got it, after his lies below where he says how he got it.

Can ebay do anything after the fact?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...vip=true&rt=nc

Or, Richard, or someone, am I wrong/ ? I can't be THAT blind.

[GrayGhost]

Just got this back. Hopefully someone can tell me if Im wrong?

Thank you for your critism, however as I stated, I obtained the signatures in person so I fail to understand your comment that the ball is stamped! I have a 100% positive feedback rating and pride myself on selling authentic quality items. Please refrain from contacting me again and please don't bid on anything I sell in the future. Thank you for your cooperation.

[thecatspajamas]

Originally Posted by GrayGhost

Can ebay do anything after the fact?

Yes, ebay can pull the listing even after the item has ended. If they do so, they will send an e-mail to the buyer advising them not to complete the transaction. If they have already sent their money, eBay won't automatically refund it, but if they paid with Paypal it should be relatively easy for the buyer to get their money back.

I've had this happen to me before, not for authenticity concerns, but because the buyer's (or seller's, if I was the one buying) Paypal account was compromised, so they just cancelled out all of their transactions. In one case, I had already received the item I paid for (so several days later) and was satisfied, so I just e-mailed the seller, found out what had happened, and let it slide.

[travrosty]

besides the stamped look, no signatures touch each other, and that's quite a trick with that many sigs on the ball if it wasn't stamped.

[GrayGhost]

Originally Posted by travrosty

besides the stamped look, no signatures touch each other, and that's quite a trick with that many sigs on the ball if it wasn't stamped.

EXACTLY what I thought too. plus they r just too "neat" and all going in similar directions per panel, etc . He says he has great feedback and INSISTS he got it in person ? Yeah,

righto

Scott Rob.erts

[mr2686]

Looks like a facsimilie ball to me.

[mr2686]

...also says he can't make out the last two names, yet he got it in person?

[Bilko G]

Originally Posted by thecatspajamas

Yes, ebay can pull the listing even after the item has ended. If they do so, they will send an e-mail to the buyer advising them not to complete the transaction. If they have already sent their money, eBay won't automatically refund it, but if they paid with Paypal it should be relatively easy for the buyer to get their money back.

I've had this happen to me before, not for authenticity concerns, but because the buyer's (or seller's, if I was the one buying) Paypal account was compromised, so they just cancelled out all of their transactions. In one case, I had already received the item I paid for (so several days later) and was satisfied, so I just e-mailed the seller, found out what had happened, and let it slide.

ive had this happen a few times as well.