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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…signed, stats

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Permalink Reply by Fuddjcal on May 5, 2015 at 10:02am

what a knucklehead with the lawsuit C*** again selling OBVIOUS fake garbage. Go climb under a rock. YOU and people like you who "want to believe" ARE what's wrong with E-bay...plain and simple Easy to spot Jeter FAKE.

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Permalink Reply by terrier8HOF on May 5, 2015 at 1:46pm

compare your Jeter item with the legitimate ones that are on Steiner's site. they are not even close.

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Permalink Reply by Rock G III on May 5, 2015 at 7:29am

Also of note see the terrible abundance of stitching work? Loose threads and the crooked New York on the front, not to mention real poor stitch work on the New York also. Now look at the COA authentic Jersey, meaning just like the ones they use on the field. The one you have with threads sticking out everywhere and a crooked New York is clearly a fake. So theres your proof, that jersey is clearly a $20.00 china knock off and the COA states its on an authentic jersey.

I accept your apology in advance and tell your "supplier" we said hi.

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Permalink Reply by Carlos on May 5, 2015 at 10:15am

Steiner needs to step up and do an online database it's really screwing people over
I believe their are honest people getting screwed when they see an item with Steiner listed cheap, they buy it to flip only to be told by some of us here it's a forgery.
Steiner sucks

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Permalink Reply by Rock G III on May 5, 2015 at 12:16pm

I agree. But when you can do things to remove the hologram quite easily from fabric they need a new way to tag items.

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Permalink Reply by Rock G III on May 5, 2015 at 2:51pm

Any news on what your poof shots prove? I see a china knockoff jersey (more loose threads) with a white nike logo under the shoulder 8 yet the proof shots no white nike logo. So congrats your proof shot is not the same jerseys and proves Peyton once signed a stack of jerseys that are not the 2 you sold. Btw the text's font is also different on the china knockoffs. Like yours. Once again the auto may be real and from the looks of the coa its a send in. But not sure what that picture proves.

I assume your contact will have an answer?