Ruth - Wagner - Jackson Cards on Ebay

[Tomman1961]

Note his Feedback of 75 is 100%---all as a buyer, never a seller.

[e107collector]

I guess this seller has nothing better to do on Labor Day weekend, other than stealing scans from REA's prior auctions.

I just sent him an email asking to pickup the cards in person after I win them. The location listed is only a hour from me. I asked for his mailing address. I'm curious as to his response.

Tony

[Shoeless Moe]

could be a hijacked ebay account

[rjackson44]

Why doesn't eBay take down the auctions.He's a scammer and a bad one at that.I saw the show that Leon mentioned,even after the show she insisted she was correct.what a fool.I guess you have to read the fine print on everything

[Leon]

Originally Posted by rjackson44

Why doesn't eBay take down the auctions.He's a scammer and a bad one at that.I saw the show that Leon mentioned,even after the show she insisted she was correct.what a fool.I guess you have to read the fine print on everything

Correct, the scammers on Judge Judy never did get it. They thought they were in the right the whole time even after found guilty. What is sort of ironic is that if these scammers would spend as much time on legitimate stuff, as they do on their fraud, they could be very successful. But they are idiots and that is what idiots do, I guess.

[rjackson44]

Leon you took the words out of my mouth,I was so mad looking at this blonde scam artist.SCamming people of their hard earned money.and the smirk on her face.But like Leon said Judy really gave it to her

[GregMitch34]

Now the guy has taken down everything--and re-listed, again, at 99 cents start...Does make you think could be hijacked....

[barrysloate]

There's an article in today's New York Times- it's actually on the front page- about conterfeit art being sold over the internet. You know, original Picassos going for $295- and it was estimated that more than 90% of the art sold online is fake. And yet there is a thriving market for it. It very much parallels what's going on with companies like CC- that they can survive unscathed, and that some people either think they're so smart that they are getting the bargain of a lifetime, or really know it's fake and don't seem to care (it still looks nice on the wall).

Scams of all kinds seem to be growing in popularity. I think for some it's a business model.