This guy really tried to sell me that these autographs are real. I asked him where he got them and wouldn't respond for a while. I finally noted he had a slew of fake autographs and then I got a "oh i traded it from a guy in Texas" baloney. I was also blocked all of a sudden and could only respond to him from my initial email (why do these people think blocking someone asking about the authenticity of an autograph will make them look good?).

This is a guy with 2000 autographs. He literally claimed to me "I built this hobby." I think he was referring to the 'fake autograph" hobby because although he's probably got some real autographs in that 2000, the autographs in question are totally fake and to repeatedly claim these are real is insulting.

He has a slew of big name players in baseball, football and basketball, he has forged an autograph - and all of these cards he signs at the very bottom of the card for some reason, over the person's name or team name. No one does this. Not that it hasn't been done, but for this many big name players to do is not a coincidence.

But I did screen shots of a bunch of his forgeries and compared them to the real autos. Not remotely the same.

I showed him my screen shot below of the real and fakes and he said "when they're doing a bunch of autographs for the card companies their autographs are different." Not that different. The real autos and fake autos pictures here are two different things.

I repeatedly asked for an explanation as to why all these cards have a signature in the same spot at the very bottom of the card which players do not normally do and he completely ignored the question. 

We went back and forth a couple times and this guy did and said nothing that someone who wasn't forging autographs would do. His argument is he sells a lot of autographs, so these must be real.

Please note, doing a google search on this guy reveals he's been outed already numerous times. Apparently he was trying to sell a 2017 Jose Fernandez autographed card released 5 months after his death. 

The first screenshot here is a comparison of a few of his fake autographs with real ones of certified autographs. Not one of these is remotely real.

The second shot is a bunch of cards of his where the autograph is at the bottom of the card. He doesn't have a single non-certified autograph on his site that has a signature in a normal place. They're ALL at the very bottom of the card like these.

Here are a bunch of his "autographs" where the person signed at the bottom of card. There are also TONS of these autos signed in a gold or silver pen, yet they supposedly came from different sources.