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SSPAutograph's aka Sasha Sadie Pup on eBid- selling fake autographs

I visited ebid.net today and found the this seller listing obvious forgeries:

http://us.ebid.net/items/SSPAutographs

I am assuming based on their name they are the infamous Sasha Sadie Pups Autographs. A well known seller of forgeries.

They list most everything starting at $14.99 and they have an endless supply of even the most difficult to obtain autographs.

Sadly they have over 9000 feedbacks on eBid. That's right, thy have introduced at least 9000 forgeries into unknown collectors hands.

Feel free to take a look at their inventory and post examples with comments here.

Also if you have purchased anything from them please post it here so we can comment on its authenticity.

Here is an example of a bad Anne Hathaway from their auctions:

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Permalink Reply by DB on August 27, 2012 at 9:53am

Mike H... just adding an other link on SSP that we & you have also posted to as well since they seem to be in a number of places;

http://live.autographmagazine.com/forum/topics/sasha-and-sadies-cel...

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Permalink Reply by DB on August 29, 2012 at 12:36am

based on a post from Mike Frost I just happened to open up one of the sellers he noted and lo and behold it also appears that there are a bunch of SSPs being sold/have been resold. After reading the information that has been posted so far it astounds me with some statements;

Sasha &Sadie's Celebrity Autographs statement: "As a leader in the autograph industry we offer this listing to the collector who wants to acquire a piece of memorabilia from their favorite celebrity. This listing also helps promote the celebrity or celebrities offered. All items we offer are from agents who have obtained the signature of the celebrity or celebrities indicated in person. Signatures are obtained through public signing events, celebrity events and personal signings. All signing records are kept on file for each item we offer including date and location signed. WE HAVE RECEIVED OVER 20,000 POSITIVE FEEDBACKS ON EBAY FOR OUR CUSTOMER SATISFACTION, DELIVERY AND SERVICE. We have been collectors and sellers of autographed memorabilia for over 30 years."

I've noticed that they 'list" the signing date and location on their COAs.

of course I am struck by the 20,000+ feedback statement since they haven't sold on ebay since 2010 even if you add up both their account aliases.

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Permalink Reply by Michael T on August 29, 2012 at 1:36am

SSP has 9000+ feedbacks on ebid.net in the last two years as well. They have flooded the market with forgeries and it is scary. Especially when other idiot/scumbag so called 'autograph dealers' buy their garbage and then sell it at other venues. Its like a virus and spreads all over the world and it angers me to no end.

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Permalink Reply by Michael T on August 29, 2012 at 1:44am

Update:

I just looked on eBid.net and all of SSPAutographs auctions were cancelled either by them or by eBid!!!!!!

Either way I guess the jig is up for now. I will keep an eye and see if they show up again.

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Permalink Reply by DB on August 29, 2012 at 12:53am

by the way, from this same seller agil8339 here is a celebrity access coa that Mike Frost was warning about. Do my eyes deceive me or are there 2 different colored inks in play.

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Permalink Reply by Michael T on September 11, 2012 at 8:25pm

Looks like they are back on ebid. Here is a bad Janet Jackson they have listed right now and you can own her for $32.99 or take you chances and bid on her starting at only $14.99.

We know they will never show their faces on ebay again using the ID we exposed here. Why would a successful eBay seller leave ebay? If you ask them they state that it was too expensive. Nice try but no successful seller would just leave ebay. One can 'data mine' and capture customer contact information and move the ebay customers to your website and etc. So in fact its financially foolish to leave ebay especially when you are peddling forgeries and the only expense is the cost of photos and sharpies.

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Permalink Reply by Michael T on September 11, 2012 at 8:28pm

Here is a lovely bad Johnny Depp. Notice the similar pen pressure? Take a close look at any loops they make that go down to the right and then up to the left and you will see what I mean. Take a look at everything they sell and you will quickly start to see the similarities on each signature to the others. Its sad.

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Permalink Reply by Michael T on November 4, 2012 at 4:53pm

I just found them on Bonanza.com. Not sure how long they will be allowed there but feel free to take a look at their continued sale of blatant forgeries. Anyone who purchased from them should seek an immediate refund:

http://www.bonanza.com/booths/SSPAutographs

I like the Janet Jackson for a buy it now price of $24.99