Beware this seller selling E90-1 Joe Jackson...

[MattyC]

So feedback was left for the last buyer of the card-- yet it is being resold? Unless it was returned after purchase, it does not make sense.

In fact it makes equal (or less) sense as those scans. Yet perhaps that is too harsh-- I'll say that if the seller does not have a scanner, he apparently did do his best to convey as complete and accurate a sense of the card as possible.

[Cardboard Junkie]

To Matty C I respectfully disagree. The other psa1 is an inferior card and the one in question is much nicer. Less creasing, better centering, stronger corners, and the surface, (even with bad pics) appears cleaner and with less staining, also the name "Jackson" isn't distorted.And the registration is slightly better (Not as much "Lipstick look") What about the other Jackson do you see that is better? Dave.

[Cardboard Junkie]

Jackson "A" Top
Jackson "B" Bottom ( I think this one is much nicer)
(pics borrowed from eby)

[MattyC]

To me the tear/rip tips it in favor of the other "1," but both are surely nice cards for the grade. Both solid 1s.

[glynparson]

the top (A) example of the two.

[glchen]

I've never purchased from this seller before, but I think he legitimately has these cards. I've followed him before because he tends to sell high end stuff, and seen some of his purchases (before ebay blocked this out). I think he does have this stuff.

[Leon]

And the seller just PM'd me (guess he's a board member) and threatened to ask his lawyer what he can do. Well, I could tell him what to do but instead just said..

"I love it when people talk all legalese to me.....it makes me warm all over. Good luck.
regards
leon"




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[MattyC]

Lol.

[calvindog]

Lots of lawyers lining up for this case.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by calvindog

Lots of lawyers lining up for this case.

Don't laugh. I gave him your number ..

[calvindog]

I'm sending him to Peter.

[tbob]

Originally Posted by calvindog

Lots of lawyers lining up for this case.

Any lawyer even looking in to this has way too much time on his hands.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by tbob

Any lawyer even looking in to this has way too much time on his hands.

Tbob- I am sure Jeff is being very sarcastic. The guy should have asked me what to do instead of saying he was going to ask his lawyer if I didn't do something about it.

[aloondilana]

First off let me state the original poster of this thread needs to get a life!
Selling on eBay can be very challenging many times you attempt to sell a card only to be deadbeated when payment is due.
Further, I'm still trying to gather what the original poster gives a crap about a certain sellers techniques or issues, it's frankly none of your business as to why a card is listed for a second time, eBay has rules in place let then be the judge and jury. Posting on a site like this, is childish, like a little tattle tale....a loser !
Maybe the seller got stiffed the first time, maybe he didn't get the price he wanted or maybe he decided to keep card and then fell into a situation where he may have needed money, whatever the reason it's his business not yours!
Seriously there are much more important things in the world to worry about like worry about your own affairs.
This is exactly what has turned me off about collecting, a bunch of people who have no life's but to dwell into yours , there are many cards on eBay just go onto the next one.

[howard38]

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[tiger8mush]

Originally Posted by aloondilana

Maybe the seller got stiffed the first time, maybe he didn't get the price he wanted or maybe he decided to keep card and then fell into a situation where he may have needed money, whatever the reason it's his business not yours!

I just wonder how those are possibilities since the seller left the following positive feedback the first time he sold the card: "Pleasure to work with!! Enjoy the card and thanks for the fast payment!!!"

That would make me believe the transaction was completed the first time it was allegedly sold

[aloondilana]

....because this nonsense of tattle taking needs to be addressed and stopped!
I'm not the seller of this card, but have bought and sold many high end items to the Person in question, he is a friend and someone with high integrity.
The original poster slandered him and I stuck up for him.
Is that okay with you?
John

[CW]

Originally Posted by aloondilana

....because this nonsense of tattle taking needs to be addressed and stopped!
I'm not the seller of this card, but have bought and sold many high end items to the Person in question, he is a friend and someone with high integrity.
The original poster slandered him and I stuck up for him.
Is that okay with you?
John

LOL it's blatantly obvious that you are the seller. And, as the seller, it's not your problem to worry about whether the person asking the question "has a life" or not. You should assume that most buyers with questions are legitimately interested in the card, or are perhaps concerned about getting scammed.

I do know what is "childish"... and that's coming on a messageboard and hurling personal insults to people who simply have honest questions or concerns, and not having the balls to simply state you are the seller and address the concerns like an adult with actual social skills.

That's what turns me off in this hobby... people like you.

[7nohitter]

Rube

[Batter67up]

When somebody is going to purchase a card that is 5-10K I don't believe they can ask too many questions and the seller should answer them to the best of their ability. This is to protect everyone involved and is not saying that any fraud has taken place. I believe that the old-saying Caveat Emptor should be followed because once the money is sent, it may never be returned. The times of trusting people on their word has unfortunately long passed.

[howard38]

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[Sean1125]

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[Sean1125]

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[calvindog]

This is a simple baseball card transaction -- but with the fraudsters it always has to be complicated, filled with bid retractions, people who don't pay, relistings, etc. And then angry recriminations whenever you dare to ask what happened.

[MattyC]

Wow, Sean. No need for such harsh language!

[Leon]

Originally Posted by calvindog

This is a simple baseball card transaction -- but with the fraudsters it always has to be complicated, filled with bid retractions, people who don't pay, relistings, etc. And then angry recriminations whenever you dare to ask what happened.

Jeff- Whatever happened to, you buy a card, you pay for it, the seller ships it to you? It's not rocket science. BTW, this guy said I had him blocked but the real issue is that I never got back the 2nd part of his registration for approval. I am sure it's someone else's fault though. But regardless, now he says he doesn't want to give his side of the story. Sounds innocent to me (which actually his story via email sounded legitimate). But why do people make it so difficult? It's crazy....