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Anyone know anything about this dealer- Autographcollector-NZ- Lorde
VS the one I got
Normally there is the underlining after the E on all other examples.
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Permalink Reply by Carl Ryan on
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Hi Jack, which COA distributor approved them? You might want to get a 2nd opinion on them if his other inventory is reflected by those Winehouse autographs he was offering. Those Amy Winehouse autographs he was offering were definetly fake. If its going to turn into something big, he needs to stop offering fake items.
Jack, after reviewing this sellers current inventory, i think you need to return your items ASAP. Every item i looked at on his selling profile that i was familiar with were fake, and BAD fakes at that. Check these fakes out. This is the worst Eminem forgery i have ever seen.
And a horrid Shakira fake.
Jack, you wouldnt happen to be this seller by any chance would you?
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Permalink Reply by wascher on
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Jack, you listed on our forum that you live in NY, but that's not where you really live is it.
-Wascher
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Permalink Reply by Rick Meyer on
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Please post the autographs you purchased from this seller with copies of the COA's that you paid to be distributed to you. I'd be curious to see them.
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Permalink Reply by Dan Gregory on
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Jack, unless you sent the item to Steve Sipe, Christopher Morales or Drew Max then there is no way any real authenticator would tell you this sellers items are real.
All items from this seller are fakes and bad fakes. I think you are the seller and if so please come clean and remove the items. I am in Wellington and currently working with the New Zealand Police to ensure sellers from NZ are dealt with to the letter of the law and you will be caught if you are the seller so you have been warned! To date we have removed over 12 sellers and secured convictions against over half.
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Permalink Reply by Ian Baldock on
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Hmmm, that S in slim shady sure is similar to Shakiras. Jack you should quit while your behind.
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Permalink Reply by Fuddjcal on
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I almost never comment on situations or items that I know nothing about, however in this grotesque example, I have to shout from the Highest mountain top.... Boy are those some putrid forgeries!!!!....and autographs that only a first class dufus would want.
I have to Belly laugh at our friend Jack here.... "A COA Distributor" LOLOLOLLOLO. What a joker that Jack is...Jumping Jack Flash, he has Gas Gas Gas. A goof ball and forger born every minute here on the net! Same old Goof Ball, different day. Thanks for my morning belly laugh Jack!
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Lol, nice Fudd. I was tryin to behave when i first responded, even though it was obvious who "jack" was. I especially liked the "They were approved by a major COA Distributor" comment. That was classic. it just screams, hey im the seller of these nasty forgeries.
And whats even funnier was the comment, "This may turn into something big". That is possibly one of the funniest and most original comments by a forgery seller i have seen. I have to give him points for originality for his comment on his forgeries turning into something big. LOL
Great work as usual Wascher, let me guess, his IP is truly from new zealand. And i hope you get him Dan. Props for taking it to the forgers and sellers of forgeries.
i hope Jack returns to explain himself, but i doubt it.
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Permalink Reply by Bobby McMaster on
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I know Al Martin has good intentions, but he post every week, in his opinions calling out fakes on ebay (even though some are authentic) before doing any research, besides showing one example of a real.
Look at this page:
http://live.autographmagazine.com/forum/topic/listForContributor?us...Thread Started examples by Al Martin:
"Taylor Swift garbage- Tswiftshop"
"Ebay seller Jeffy225 Selling fake scripts"But this week he asking us what we think "Anyone know anything about this dealer- Autographcollector-NZ- Lorde" Even though he knows there selling fakes, I believe he trying create tension and news for a seller. He only has 16 feedback and lives in New Zealand.
I would understand if your buying from him, and had a question, but your not.
I would be careful, you could be sued for Defamation, and you're not even an autograph expert. If you don't work for reputable 3rd party company, It's just an opinion like everyone else.Another example
Calling Seller A FAKE, by creating a theard, putting there name , then edit the title and post after he was called out, clearing things up,Katy Perry Very Poor Attempt at a Fake (Posted by al martin)
http://live.autographmagazine.com/forum/topics/katy-perry-very-poor...
So now, this seller has to deal with Al Martin's false beauty of a comment, if a potential customer happens to google them."
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But in this case, he is completely right. This seller is peddling bad forgeries and ripping off the customers.
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Hi Bobby, you do make a couple of fair points and it is important to be certain what you are claiming before accusing anyone of selling fakes.
Al has certainly got it right a lot more than he has it wrong and on this thread he is spot on with his claims that the seller is selling fakes.
The other article he got it wrong and has apologised and I don't know what else he can say.
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