sports-cards-forever

[Throttlesteer]

Originally Posted by Phil68

Very well written and right on point. He's a guy that, to this day, likely has never seen a woman's breast--without a credit card.

Now that's funny. There are turds in all walks of life. It just takes something that allows some to take advantage of others to expose their turdom. With any hobby, there will always be those that take themselves too serious too. Vintage sports cards are no different than anything else.

[Republicaninmass]

I've met some of the worst people in this hobby, but also some of the Best. Probably can be said of any small circles of people.

I have found that many times, the nicer or tougher your collection, the more "haters" that seem to pop out of the woodwork.

[Phil68]

Originally Posted by Republicaninmass

I've met some of the worst people in this hobby, but also some of the Best. Probably can be said of any small circles of people.

I have found that many times, the nicer or tougher your collection, the more "haters" that seem to pop out of the woodwork.

I like this. I think I agree. Great approach and perspective.

[Phil68]

Originally Posted by Throttlesteer

Now that's funny. There are turds in all walks of life. It just takes something that allows some to take advantage of others to expose their turdom. With any hobby, there will always be those that take themselves too serious too. Vintage sports cards are no different than anything else.

LOL!!!
TURDOM!!!!

Leon, THAT'S why I want to be here!!!

[Tyruscobb]

Sounds like you need a hobby...oh, wait...

[ALBB]

interesting rant..but I just cant seem to get into it

lack of substance ( or too much substance..the other kind... LOL )
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.but amused. Never the less

[JustinD]

I will admit that that seller only has a couple thousand listings and I can avoid it. I would be happy to add the my pet peeve which is an old eBay listing spam trick that still drives me bonkers.

This is an example fresh off Ebay.

I search descriptions for say, "Pete Rose" and I get a hit for Sandy Koufax.

Now if I pan down the listing you will always find a suspect blank spot

If you choose to highlight that area...tada! You get clear text of every baseball player to lace cleats hidden by the seller to spam in views. (this is an edited shot, the number of names is quite literally all of them)

That should be very much be against the listing rules.

[Jim65]

Originally Posted by JustinD

I will admit that that seller only has a couple thousand listings and I can avoid it. I would be happy to add the my pet peeve which is an old eBay listing spam trick that still drives me bonkers.

This is an example fresh off Ebay.

I search descriptions for say, "Pete Rose" and I get a hit for Sandy Koufax.

Now if I pan down the listing you will always find a suspect blank spot

If you choose to highlight that area...tada! You get clear text of every baseball player to lace cleats hidden by the seller to spam in views. (this is an edited shot, the number of names is quite literally all of them)

That should be very much be against the listing rules.

It is against Ebay's search manipulation policy. Report them.

[chalupacollects]

Has way to many PSA 9 & 10 vintage items to be trusted in my opinion without doing major research on the certs...