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Ebay Seller Jaso-kaufm Derek Jeter Autographed Jersey FORGERY COA Not Steiner Sports Sold For $515.99
Here's another instance on Ebay where a seller is listing a Derek Jeter forgery on a jersey with a Steiner Sports COA.
We are seeing this scam more frequently on EBay.
Ebay doesn't care (it's more money in their pocket) and Steiner Sports doesn't care either.
The below Derek Jeter forgery on a jersey is listed by Ebay seller Jaso-kaufm.
Sellers like this (Ebay seller Jaso-kaufm) prey on wannabe autograph collectors who buy the COA and not the autograph.
This is a poorly-executed and laughable Derek Jeter forgery listed by Ebay seller Jaso-kaufm.
I will forward the link to the scam to Steiner Sports but they won't do anything about it because they don't care.
Here is that ugly Derek Jeter forgery listed by Ebay seller Jaso-kaufm.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Derek-Jeter-autographed-authentic-road-Yank...
Tags: Derek, Jeter, MLB, NY, Yankees, ebay, forgery, jaso-kaufm, jersey, seller, More…
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Permalink Reply by terrier8HOF on
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maybe if enough people report this piece of junk it might get taken down. then again, probably not. its too bad Steiner doesn't have a database where you can actually run these to verify. in this case, there is no reason to, its an obvious forgery.
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Permalink Reply by CJCollector on
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There are scammers all over Ebay doing crap like this!!!
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This awful Derek Jeter forgery ended up selling for $515.99.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Derek-Jeter-autographed-authentic-road-Yank...
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Permalink Reply by JJK1972 on
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I don't know who you think you are, but what you are doing is wrong and unethical. I am Jaso-kaufm and I can guarantee my listings are authentic. My buyer is legit and he even has some direct contacts with athlete agents. So whatever your deal is you need to retract this or you will be looking at a lawsuit. You are affecting my ability to feed my family through legitimate business.
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Permalink Reply by Cogo on
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The good old lawsuit threat, that's never gets old...
It's like a broken old record when these sellers come here and say the same thing everytime!
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Look...I am an honest person with honest product. Simple as that. I don't know what gives him the right to do this without having any evidence to back up his claim. Nor did he ask that I provide proof to defend my claim. His actions are as fraudulent as the fraud he claims to be unveiling.
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Permalink Reply by Rock G III on
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Opelhopeful aka Jaso-kaufm
You may be honest, but that product is a forgery. I can guarantee that jeter you sold is a forgery no question 100% thats not Jeters signature. Its a forgery on a fake 20$ china jersey with a hologram from another item placed on it.
Where did you get this Jersey from? How are you so certain its real ? I notice you sold 2 peyton manning jerseys with steiner holograms on them and a "proof" picture. Is that supposed to prove that Peyton signed those jerseys?
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And there it is. So in fact you didn't get it direct from steiner? Your supplier did lol
Btw tell your contact that those jerseys peyton is signing in your "proof" pictures isn't the ones you sold. Seems you sold some sweet china knockoffs with the white nike logo right below the shoulder 8. The ones in the picture peyton is signing is missing this logo right below the shoulder #8.
So far we have a mystery "contact" with steiner who passed along a very fake Jeter autograph to you with a steiner hologram on a china knockoff jersey. And you sold a Peyton manning jersey (no opinion on his signature as I am not familiar as I am with Jeters) on a knock off jersey with "proof" shots of him signing authentic ones.
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Oh...and it gets even better. Another eBay member is apparently threatening to "expose" my buyers (many of whom are resellers) if they don't return my items as frauds! Now what kind of craziness is that... To threaten someone's business if they don't return an item they bought that has all proof of authenticity?!?! It's practically extortion!
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Permalink Reply by Fuddjcal on
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to have a business that revolves around selling counterfeit fake items, NOW THAT"S FUNNY!!!!!...NICE BUSINESS PLAN KNUCKLES
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Permalink Reply by Null on
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The Derek Jeter jersey is a horrible forgery with a bogus Steiner "COA". Don't care how many teenage draft picks your "supplier" has signing autographs, that means absolutely nothing when it comes to DEREK JETER who has an exclusive deal through Steiner.
You can be angry all you want, but I would advise you do some more homework on your "supplier" because your "supplier" is clearly supplying you with JUNK. You are the one is committing FRAUD, selling obvious forgeries on eBay with counterfeit Steiner "COAs". The very definition of FRAUD!
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And all of which are useless if the hologram is taken off a real item and placed on a fake one as I suspect is the case here. Do you really want me to sit here and post 20 years of signatures and how yours looks nothing like any of them? I am talking rushed in person signatures, ballpark signature, shirts signed while on a plane? And none look like yours. Odd considering yours is signed at a table in a very controlled environment.
I can tell you that jeter Jersey was sold through their website due to all the details given on the coa. YET its on a china jersey.......Not a mail in........If it was a mail in it would just say Derek Jeter autograph on coa. So now are you accusing Steiner sports Derek Jeters contracted autograph supplier of selling knock off jerseys? Or maybe JUST MAYBE you should be talking lawsuits with your "mystery supplier" not us who are well versed in autographs?
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