OT: Detecting Fake Cards Using iPhone Flashlight???

[Buythatcard]

Originally Posted by CardPadre

Yeah, I don’t think that’s any kind of useful test of authenticity for the most part. If someone comes up with something weird like that, probably should just approve a return and block the buyer going forward.

I already told him several times to return cards but he keeps claiming that the cards are fake. I am no longer responding to him but I just wanted to make sure that his claims made no sense.
I noticed that he left a negative for another seller claiming that their cards were fake also.
There is always 1 miserable person in the crowd.

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Buythatcard

I already told him several times to return cards but he keeps claiming that the cards are fake. I am no longer responding to him but I just wanted to make sure that his claims made no sense.
I noticed that he left a negative for another seller claiming that their cards were fake also.
There is always 1 miserable person in the crowd.

Who is it so we can all block them?

[Buythatcard]

Originally Posted by bnorth

Who is it so we can all block them?

PM sent.

[packs]

Maybe it's a new collector who misunderstands they need to use a black light.

[Buythatcard]

Originally Posted by packs

Maybe it's a new collector who misunderstands they need to use a black light.

I don't think so. He's been buying on eBay for 4 years. I would be more tolerant if he questioned me instead of accusing me.

[jingram058]

I think the idea was conceived back in the days of incandescent lamp light, not a modern high-intensity light that will penetrate basically any cardboard no matter how dense.

[hcv123]

Originally Posted by Buythatcard

PM sent.

Would like to block him as well.