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EBAY SELLERS USING PSA/DNA ITMES TO HELP SELL THEIR FAKES FOR BIG $$$$$

HEY EVERYONE, I HAVE HIGH-LIGHTED THESE TWO SELLERS BEFORE AND THEY CONTINUE TO SCAM UNAWARE BUYERS ON EBAY WITHOUT ANY PUNISHMENT. WHAT THESE SELLERS DO IS LIVE AUCTION PSA ITEMS (RECENTLY AUTHENTICATED PSA ITEMS BECAUSE THE CERT CARDS HAVE THE NEW HOLOGRAM) AND RUN FAKE TEAM SIGNED NCAA AND NFL TEAM SIGNED ITEMS AT THE SAME TIME (THE TEAM ITEMS COME WITH A HOMEMADE COA). I AM SURE EBAY WOULD HAVE PUT A STOP TO THESE SELLERS IF THEY HAD NOT MIXED IN THE PSA/DNA ITEMS WITH THESE FAKE TEAM ITEMS. THESE ARE THE TWO SELLERS NAMES, IF YOU CLICK THE NAMES BELOW YOU WILL BE DIRECTED TO THE SELLERS COMPLETED LISTINGS SO YOU CAN SEE FOR YOURSELF, I PERSONALLY THINK ITS THE SAME PEOPLE BEHIND BOTH ACCOUNTS. PLEASE RESPOND.

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Permalink Reply by Steve Zarelli on January 19, 2013 at 8:01am

It's an old trick. Salt the listings with real material to create an appearance of legitimacy.

Note the PSA items are all inexpensive $20 autographs, yet the big ticket team signed items have no cert. So you sent the Bob Barker SP to PSA but not the Texans Team signed helmet? LOL