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Permalink Reply by Carl Ryan on February 28, 2013 at 3:40am

Also, it would be beneficial to see the PSA LOA or sticker on Ronalds item.

Permalink Reply by Ronald Parker on March 2, 2013 at 2:19pm

look like i am on site with heartless people who have burned more than once. Anyway thanks for the comments....they are very helpful!!!!

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Permalink Reply by Mykaphobic on March 2, 2013 at 3:55pm

What is tristar? Are they telling you your items are real?

Permalink Reply by Rich on March 2, 2013 at 6:38pm

Who knows?  Who cares?

Honestly, I have no idea what this guy is looking for or what he's trying to do.  This has to be one of the more bizarre series of comments I've seen on this forum

Permalink Reply by Carl Ryan on March 2, 2013 at 8:29pm

What in the world is that TSP authentic link about? All it brings up is a pic of Tristar's logo. I agree Rich, these comments have been extremely strange. Ronald, are you talking about the heartless people who burned you on the forgeries that you have? Or talking about this site? I coudlnt really understand from the comment.

It is always a very hurtful feeling to find out that items you cherished are forgeries. And the people who sold them to you are heartless for sure.

Permalink Reply by Carl Ryan on March 2, 2013 at 8:31pm

where did the pictures go Ronald? I cant find them anymore. I sure hope the pics werent taken down b/c you are thinking of passing them off on ebay or some other place. I read the comment where you asked if some of the items were fake on the ball, and others were real, would you still sale it. And of course the answer is no. But at the same time, if you purchased a ball from a vendor who said the sigs were real, and then some were fake, then they all are fake. The seller lied to you about them all being authentic, so their really is no question. The item is bad. and even if it did have one or two good sigs and then a bunch of fakes, it still shouldnt be sold. Collectors typically wouldnt be interested in an item like that, and the provenance would be tainted in the worst kind of way. So items like that should never see the light of day in the market place. Please dont try and sale the items you posted. They are all fakes unfortunately and that included the Jordan. I dont know why you said that you bought it and then turned around and said you got it IP once you were told it was fake, but the important thing is that it doesnt go up for resale.

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