I you are considering consignment with Probstein123, read this first

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Bestdj777

Per forum rules, you must post your full name if you are going to say stuff like this about another person or business.

That is handled.

[ALR-bishop]

Is this an example of suicide by bulletin board ?

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by ALR-bishop

Is this an example of suicide by bulletin board ?

No, just the appalling state of mathematics education in the USA today.

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

No, just the appalling state of mathematics education in the USA today.

No, It depends on which State,and if the parents spend time with the their kids

State Rankings for Math and Science Education

RANK STATE SERI
Well Above Average 1 Massachusetts 4.82
2 Minnesota 4.06
3 New Jersey 4.04
4 New Hampshire 4.01
5 New York 3.94

[MetsBaseball1973]

Wow. So someone takes the time to put a businessman on blast, and trash him in public....but doesn't take the time to:

1. Check math before mouthing off.
2. Delete the original post.

And also shilled his own card?

Hysterical. #comeuppance.

[begsu1013]

[AustinMike]

Not to defend the OP, if in fact he did shill his own auction, but he has a point about the "invoice."

According to the 2nd spreadsheet, Probstein owed him $696.73 for the 11 items in the 2nd grouping. The relisted card sold for $51.50 more than it did the first time, resulting in a net to the OP of $45.32. This means Probstein owed the seller $696.73 + $45.32 = $742.05. Instead, Probstein shows a net final of $654.38 which means he did not add the $45.32 to the due amount, but instead subtracted $42.35 from the due amount. So essentially, the OP was short-changed $87.67.

For those of you who say Probstein was just fine, please explain why it is fine to not pay the OP the $45.32 he is due for the relisted card and in addition, subtract $42.35 from what he is owed from the 11 cards sold in the 2nd grouping.

[AustinMike]

In regards to the accusations of shilling, I have to confess ignorance. Here is the bid history of the winner of the first auction:

Bidding Details


Bidder Information
Bidder: t***l ( 406Feedback score is 100 to 499)
Feedback: 100% Positive
Item description: 2001 Team Topps Legends 1958 RC Retro Jim Brown Browns BGS Authentic w/ 10 AUTO
Bids on this item: 2

30-Day Summary
Total bids: 22
Items bid on: 16
Bid activity (%) with this seller: 0% Help
Bid retractions: 0
Bid retractions (6 months): 0

30-Day Bid History
Category No. of Bids Seller Help Last Bid Help

Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Football 1 Seller 1 5d 23h
Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Football 2 Seller 2 <1h
Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Football 1 Seller 3 2d 8h
Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Football 2 Seller 4 <1h
Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Football 1 Seller 5 2d 6h
Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Football 1 Seller 6 2d 14h
Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Football 1 Seller 7 2d 21h
Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Football 1 Seller 8 6d 3h
Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Football 1 Seller 9 2d 11h
Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Football 1 Seller 10 5d 12h
Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Football 2 Seller 11 <1h
Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Football 3 Seller 12 <1h
Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Football 1 Seller 13 5d 22h
Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Football 2 Seller 14 <1h
Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Football 1 Seller 15 1d 23h
Sports Mem, Cards & Fan Shop > Football 1 Seller 11 1d 1h

How does one determine the OP shilled this auction and actually ended up winning it from the information above?