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[cardsnstuff]

Originally Posted by CandimanAuctions

Peter,

We haven't gone anywhere. Our April 2018 auction will be open for preview April 7th (next Saturday) and the auction will run from April 14 -28.

We don't have time to get on here all day and debate with you guys about things that have already been discussed at length. We have been extremely busy getting orders from the March auction shipped and working on getting the April auction done. We've told our story and that's all we can do. If you want to read it again I suggest going back to the original thread we posted.

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=252144

Daniel

Daniel; if you care to respond

One thing that bothers me is you don't use TPG; why not? For example the 1954 Aaron you have pictured or the 52 Robinson from March Auction. Aren't you doing your cosigners a dis-service, by not maximizing the potential sale price; and aren't your allowing your buyers to have doubt with regards to the authenticity of such cards. Perhaps, I am naive, but I don't understand why any auction house would not grade cards that clearly "exhibit" the look and the value that they should be, especially considering it would be in the consignor's best interest to do so.

If timing, is the answer as many have pointed out SGC & or BGS can meet your demands. So can PSA you may just need to pay up for speedier service, and wouldn't the consignor bear that cost anyway?

[cardsnstuff]

Originally Posted by cardsnstuff

Daniel; if you care to respond

One thing that bothers me is you don't use TPG; why not? For example the 1954 Aaron you have pictured or the 52 Robinson from March Auction. Aren't you doing your cosigners a dis-service, by not maximizing the potential sale price; and aren't your allowing your buyers to have doubt with regards to the authenticity of such cards. Perhaps, I am naive, but I don't understand why any auction house would not grade cards that clearly "exhibit" the look and the value that they should be, especially considering it would be in the consignor's best interest to do so.

If timing, is the answer as many have pointed out SGC & or BGS can meet your demands. So can PSA you may just need to pay up for speedier service, and wouldn't the consignor bear that cost anyway?

Daniel, before you hang up I think this is a very valid question; wouldn't you agree?

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by cardsnstuff

Daniel, before you hang up I think this is a very valid question; wouldn't you agree?

Sorry Tony, the CandidMen have left the building.

[RockledgeSportsCards]

Originally Posted by CandimanAuctions

Chris,

You can call it whatever you want, but for the most part, bullying is the correct term for what has transpired on this forum. That's fine. We have thick skin and can handle attacks from bullies. We have received some great supportive pm messages, emails, and phone calls. So not all bad.

I know you are dying to know what happened with the famous e-check so here's what actually happened. The e-check didn't bounce. We placed a stop payment on it with our bank when we found out that the owners of that company are apparently sharing our personal information without our permission. We won't do business with a company that is willing to hand out their customers personal information like that without their permission. Would you?

Daniel

Originally Posted by AustinMike

I'm curious about this. I'm unsure of how the timing worked out. How long does it take an e-check to clear the bank of the person who sent it? How did you find out the owners of the company are sharing personal information? Is it posted on their site such that you should have seen it before you made the deal? How long after you sent the e-check did it take you to find out about the dissemination of your personal information? Is it ethical to back out of a deal after the fact like you did?

But the most important question is, if you won't do business with a company that hands out your personal information (and apparently feel strongly enough to cause you to claim you reneged on the deal), would you do business with a company that willingly accepts, nay, asks for personal information about other people without their knowledge?

From the thread Candiman Auctions Explained (http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=252144), post #18:



Michael

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Hopefully that company will post its side of the story, and we can judge for ourselves.

I may be the lucky recipient of the cancelled e-check,

Here's the timeline....
$7400 worth of lots were won on 3/13/2018....
Sent non paying bidder alert on 3/17/2018....
Paypal payment of e-check sent on 3/20/2018...
Noticed Paypal payment cancelled on 3/27/2018...

AFTER E-CHECK PAYMENT WAS CANCELLED
I advised other ebay users I know, what his ebay ID, name and location was so they can block the ebay id..

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by RockledgeSportsCards

I may be the lucky recipient of the cancelled e-check,

Here's the timeline....
$7400 worth of lots were won on 3/13/2018....
Sent non paying bidder alert on 3/17/2018....
Paypal payment of e-check sent on 3/20/2018...
Noticed Paypal payment cancelled on 3/27/2018...

AFTER E-CHECK PAYMENT WAS CANCELLED
I advised other ebay users I know, what his ebay ID, name and location was so they can block the ebay id..

This was the lexus ID, yes?

[RockledgeSportsCards]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

This was the lexus ID, yes?

yes it was

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by RockledgeSportsCards

yes it was

Thank you. I am sure much more could be said about that ID, but for now, one might wonder why it received feedback from the ID that Daniel has acknowledged is his.



Positive feedback rating Excellent buyer! Very fast payment! A++++++++++++++++++++++ Seller: Member id sipeemend1 ( Feedback Score Of 123Teal star icon for feedback score in between 100 to 499) During past month

https://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISA...ab=AllFeedback

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by RockledgeSportsCards

I may be the lucky recipient of the cancelled e-check,

Here's the timeline....
$7400 worth of lots were won on 3/13/2018....
Sent non paying bidder alert on 3/17/2018....
Paypal payment of e-check sent on 3/20/2018...
Noticed Paypal payment cancelled on 3/27/2018...

AFTER E-CHECK PAYMENT WAS CANCELLED
I advised other ebay users I know, what his ebay ID, name and location was so they can block the ebay id..

Thank you for coming on here and posting the information, many of us really appreciate it.

[buymycards]

Originally Posted by RockledgeSportsCards

I may be the lucky recipient of the cancelled e-check,

Here's the timeline....
$7400 worth of lots were won on 3/13/2018....
Sent non paying bidder alert on 3/17/2018....
Paypal payment of e-check sent on 3/20/2018...
Noticed Paypal payment cancelled on 3/27/2018...

AFTER E-CHECK PAYMENT WAS CANCELLED
I advised other ebay users I know, what his ebay ID, name and location was so they can block the ebay id..

This is interesting. This user id only has 6 feedbacks left for them in the past 6 months, all as a buyer. There haven't been any items that sold for which feedback has been left during the past 12 months. They do not have any items for sale at this time, and there are not any items listed under "completed listings" or "sold listings".

So, all of a sudden, $7400 worth of cards were sold, all at once, when nothing has been sold during the past year? What is up with that?

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by buymycards

This is interesting. This user id only has 6 feedbacks left for them in the past 6 months, all as a buyer. There haven't been any items that sold for which feedback has been left during the past 12 months. They do not have any items for sale at this time, and there are not any items listed under "completed listings" or "sold listings".

So, all of a sudden, $7400 worth of cards were sold, all at once, when nothing has been sold during the past year? What is up with that?

It's a buying ID not a selling ID. He bought $7400 worth of cards which he did not pay for.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by buymycards

This is interesting. This user id only has 6 feedbacks left for them in the past 6 months, all as a buyer. There haven't been any items that sold for which feedback has been left during the past 12 months. They do not have any items for sale at this time, and there are not any items listed under "completed listings" or "sold listings".

So, all of a sudden, $7400 worth of cards were sold, all at once, when nothing has been sold during the past year? What is up with that?

Unless I am reading your post wrong you have the buyers ID and the sellers ID mixed up.

The buyer Daniel(Candiman) has the 6 feedback and not the seller that got screwed by Daniel.

The guy that got screwed has a feedback rating of 19,385 and has over 20K item listed for sale now.

[cardinalcollector]

If you look at the feedback LEFT by the Lexus account, it is very colorful. The last 7 transactions they left feedback for are all negative, and they left 31 negative feedbacks during the life of that account. Most had to do with retaliation for Lexus paying late.

[LuckyLarry]

“Candiman Auction” cards that were won, yet posted just a day or two later on eBay?

There have been a couple of threads about “Candiman Auctions” that I have followed. Didn’t I see a post from Leon, where Leon said a Net54 member contacted Leon after bidding on the auction (for some reason I think the amount bid was $3,000 but I could be wrong). The bidder wanted information about Candiman Auctions, and Leon pointed this person to one of the Candiman threads.

Today, Daniel said “we had a handful of bidders who won items contact us informing us that they would not be paying because they didn't read this forum prior to bidding in our auction.”

Maybe this would explain why some cards went up on eBay so quick? The winners said they were not going to pay?

[buymycards]

Originally Posted by bnorth

Unless I am reading your post wrong you have the buyers ID and the sellers ID mixed up.

The buyer Daniel(Candiman) has the 6 feedback and not the seller that got screwed by Daniel.

The guy that got screwed has a feedback rating of 19,385 and has over 20K item listed for sale now.

OK, so let me get this straight. In post 129 Peter asks about lexus1584. Are you saying this is a buying account for Candiman? If so, what is the eBay ID of the person who sold the $7400 worth of cards to them?

Thanks, Rick