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Permalink Reply by DC Computers on August 1, 2013 at 7:19am

First off, I want to apologize to anyone who came across my Ebay post. I did not know this was a forgery. I am removing the listing and will do some major investigating.

     2nd, I hope you don't put all the people you find selling forgeries on blast the same way you put me out there. I wish someone would have came to me first and had asked me questions about my listing before accusing me of selling forgeries. As a law enforcement and a business owner, my name is everything.

     So let me begin by explaining how I got the photo. Within my  company I do Ebay sales for thrift stores in the area. Most of the thrift stores get their inventory from legally purchased storage units. I help them sell some of the things that they can't sell in the store. This item in particular happened to be found in a storage unit with many other signatures and memorabilia from all kinds of sports. All or most of the items were purchased from QVC. So when I noticed this item, and it's COA, I had no reason to believe that it was a fake. Upon my research of the COA, it revealed that she is in fact a real forensic analysis for signed documents. Upon my research from ebay, similar signatures have only sold for the same price and/or less. So thus, why it was only $99 bid.

     I have removed my listing until we get it further checked out. I would appreciated, and I am sure anyone in my position would appreciate, if you would contact me first and maybe just letting me know that you are about to bash my name on the internet. Thank you for the info on this photo. 

Don Lovejoy

CEO DC Computers

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Permalink Reply by DC Computers on August 1, 2013 at 7:20am

PS, Please remove my ebay user name from this listing. I do not sell forgeries and the last thing I want when people google my name is this. Thank you.

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