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Ebay Seller Santarcangelotremonte Derek Jeter Autographed Baseball Bat UGLY Forgery COA Big Dog Sports

Check out this ugly Derek Jeter forgery on a baseball bat listed on Ebay.

The below hideous-looking and poorly-executed Derek Jeter forgery on a baseball bat is listed by Ebay seller Santarcangelotremonte.

This is why Ebay sellers of forgeries list their crap on Ebay; they know the suckers and wannabe autograph collectors will purchase their forgeries.

With so many authentic and nice Derek Jeter autographs on EBay, why would anyone bid on this piece-of-crap Derek Jeter forgery!!!!

So far, even the suckers and wannabe autograph collectors haven't bid on this garbage.

And all of this as Ebay continues, as it has for the past twenty years, to PROFIT big-time from the sales of forgeries.

The worthless COA is from "Ultimate Sports."

Here is that ugly Derek Jeter forgery on a baseball bat listed by Ebay seller Santarcangelotremonte. 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/111475839879?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&a...

Also check out the below ugly Joe DiMaggio forgery on a baseball listed by Ebay seller Santarcangelotremonte.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Joe-Dimaggio-autographed-baseball-/11147728...

And here's a Mickey Mantle forgery on a hat listed by Ebay seller Santarcangelotremonte.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mickey-Mantle-signed-baseball-cap-/11147726...

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James McCayPermalink Reply by James McCay on October 4, 2014 at 6:25am

See how bad eBay has gotten? They can't keep items from sellers busted in Operation Bullpen (out of San Diego - report released in 1999-00) from being sold on their site. They have a lame computer program that searches for swear words in feedback, so they can use that same program to look for items with HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE FORGERY LETTERS OF AUTHENTICITY. Wouldn't you think?

This is a great link that breaks down Operation Bullpen (the short story) and lists all the scum that were busted and convicted:

http://www.fbi.gov/sandiego/about-us/history/operation-bullpen

Just by looking at the items in question above: I knew the Jeter (bad forgery) and Mantle (pretty good forgery) were fake just by looking at them, but the DiMaggio could have passed PSA/DNA and Spence authentication and could have fooled me. It was a very good example of a forgery of DiMaggio. What absolutely killed it was who the LOA was from: CHIP LOMBARDO (Home Field Advantage), #13 on the FBI's OPERATION BULLPEN BUSTED LIST!

This is why you can't just look at a scan/photo, you need to look at ALL available information no matter how small to form a better formed judgment based on several factors.  

James 

Permalink Reply by Xwiesy on October 4, 2014 at 6:29am
As long as there are people buying forgeries, there will be a market for them.
James McCayPermalink Reply by James McCay on October 4, 2014 at 6:46am

I just reported the FAKE Joe DiMaggio autograph ball to eBay. I did it three different ways because they changed the way you have to report fake autographs. The proper way is to click REPORT ITEM>>> COPYRIGHT OR TRADEMARK >>> COUNTERFEIT, FAKE, OR REPLICA ITEMS>>> Then they give you a BRIEF DESRCIPTION box (100 characters) which is NOT ENOUGH to explain forgeries in most cases. I explained that the COA is from a guy BUSTED In FBI Operation Bullpen. If that doesn't get an item pulled, nothing will!

So I did my best and we'll see if eBay pulls the item.

James

Permalink Reply by Dom Vito Castiglione on October 4, 2014 at 7:10am

Ebay will not pull the item. They love forgeries. It makes them TONS of money each week!

Permalink Reply by terrier8HOF on October 4, 2014 at 7:18am

what a crapfest

James McCayPermalink Reply by James McCay on October 6, 2014 at 3:49pm

I got the Joe DiMaggio ball pulled by eBay. :)~ 

Sometimes all it takes is the right wording and a little effort...

James

Permalink Reply by Dom Vito Castiglione on October 6, 2014 at 5:28pm

James, I have a list for you. Get ready!

James McCayPermalink Reply by James McCay on October 7, 2014 at 2:28pm

If I weren't dying from Myasthenia Gravis since 2006 I'd be getting rid of a lot more items. Why don't you follow my lead instead of expecting me to do everything???

James

Permalink Reply by Dom Vito Castiglione on October 7, 2014 at 3:06pm

How exactly would you like me to follow you? Effort? I've tried getting hundreds of items and dozens of sellers removed from ebay with no luck. Do you want me to learn how to words things the right way? What way is that. Fact is, ebay loves forgeries on their site because it makes them TONS of money each week. Ebay does not want their customers to know about what they are buying so they made their site a closed forum, and members are not able to contact one another. That is THE reason ebay chose to do that. 

James McCayPermalink Reply by James McCay on October 9, 2014 at 11:53am

The ABSOLUTE WORST thing we can do on these boards is fight/argue with each other.

I'm sorry I said what I did, I'm dealing with my health issues and my mother was just put in a Nursing Home because she ignored my begging for her to get proper medical help for her Alzheimer's- she refused and refused and now her mind is GONE FOR GOOD after falling twice and the hospital released her BOTH times with her mind half gone (they are supposed to keep them for a 72-hour hold) and I'm stuck taking care of a 4-story house ( it causes EXCRUCIATING pain for me to climb stairs that lasts days). The house is worthless because she gambled all it's worth away on slot machines ($300,000 is owed on two remortgages) and as long as I pay the monthly payments they won't kick me out. The monthly payments are more than I can afford. I may be able to pull it of for 6-months maximum. 

As for eBay (and this is to everyone who wants to help), try using the exact instructions I posted a few days ago for reporting obvious forgeries which is the only way I've ever gotten an item removed on eBay since 2010 (before 2010 they removed every item I called them about as they had copies of all my credentials and most employees cared if you talked to them politely). These days if you call them, or e-mail them: they don't care at all.

Good luck,

James

Permalink Reply by Dom Vito Castiglione on October 9, 2014 at 1:12pm

I am not fighting with anyone. I was being funny, telling you I have a list of thousands for you to report. I am done with ebay. I personally will never report an item again. I have someone else do that for me. I have been lied to by them saying they would remove an item or seller, and then they do nothing. It is 100% certain to me that ebay loves forgeries on their site and when you call in, you are really just bothering them. F Ebay!! Take care.

Permalink Reply by Rick Meyer on October 9, 2014 at 1:38pm

Weren't you the guy in her claiming Donald Frangipani was the best sports authenticator in the world and he was railroaded by PSA/DNA and EBAY?

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