Its not just moser/pwcc...more trimmers exposed

[calvindog]

That is definitely not good for the hobby.

[drcy]

Originally Posted by calvindog

That is definitely not good for the hobby.

With this world overpopulation, it's good to make cards smaller. Will delay the need to migrate to Mars by at least ten years.

[Luke]

That one doesn't make any sense. The left corners were the best. How did that card get a 6, (and then a 7) with the bottom right corner? Man this is depressing.

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by Luke

That one doesn't make any sense. The left corners were the best. How did that card get a 6, (and then a 7) with the bottom right corner? Man this is depressing.

Agreed. This isn't just one card. This is a mult-million dollar scam. It is depressing.

[BobbyVCP]

Good morning....

That is correct as someone stated I do live in Hawaii, Kauai to be specific..

To answer your questions about the buyers information, yesterday afternoon. Ebay shut off our API feed. In order for us to get it restored again we needed to remove the buyers information listed on our site.

We rely on that feed for everything we do and can't function without it. We are in good standing with them. We do not scrap data and can not operate without that feed.

Hope this answers your questions.

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by BobbyVCP

To answer your questions about the buyers information, yesterday afternoon. Ebay shut off our API feed. In order for us to get it restored again we needed to remove the buyers information listed on our site.

We rely on that feed for everything we do and can't function without it. We are in good standing with them. We do not scrap data and can not operate without that feed.

They asked you to remove the buyers' info?

[tschock]

Originally Posted by calvindog

They asked you to remove the buyers' info?

On behalf of a large seller's request, perhaps?

I'm not big on conspiracy theories, but almost too much in the timing to be a coincidence.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Originally Posted by BobbyVCP

Good morning....

That is correct as someone stated I do live in Hawaii, Kauai to be specific..

To answer your questions about the buyers information, yesterday afternoon. Ebay shut off our API feed. In order for us to get it restored again we needed to remove the buyers information listed on our site.

We rely on that feed for everything we do and can't function without it. We are in good standing with them. We do not scrap data and can not operate without that feed.

Hope this answers your questions.

Bobby did they give a reason?

[Peter_Spaeth]

Hmmmm.... PWCC couldn't possibly behind this, right?

[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

Hmmmm.... PWCC couldn't possibly behind this, right?

They most definitely can be. I'm literally sick to my stomach now.

[samosa4u]

I clicked on the Mantle link and I read this:

Although Vintagecardprices.com, as of last night, suspiciously erased all their data on the winners of eBay auctions, I feel safe in asserting that whitman111 was the winning bidder here.

Is this true? Is this website trying to protect these trimmers? If so, I think it's a little too late for that. I hope people took screenshots over the past couple of weeks.

I also agree with Patrick (post #52). We should definitely not ignore the hockey cards. Some of these key vintage rookies sell for crazy amounts of money in higher grade and are definitely targeted by these trimmers. The 1958 Topps Bobby Hull is a good card to start with. The other cards that need to be researched include the following:

- 1951 Parkhurst Gordie Howe
- 1966 Topps Bobby Orr
- 1957 Parkhurst Henri Richard
- 1951 Parkhurst Maurice Richard
- 1955 Parkhurst Jacques Plante
- 1953 Parkhurst Jean Beliveau

Where on earth are all these high-grade examples coming from? And are they legit?

[tribefan]

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