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Ebay Removed My Mickey Mantle Authentic, No-Brainer Autographed Baseball.

Yes guys, Ebay has done it to me again.

Ebay has once again removed an auction of mine that contained an authentic autographed baseball from Mickey Mantle.

First, just below, my authentic Mickey Mantle autographed baseball that Ebay removed two day ago.

As you can see, it is a no-brainer, authentic Mickey Mantle autograph on a baseball.

Below is the Message Of Removal that I received from a moron representative from Ebay.

After reviewing your eBay account, we've taken the following action:
- Listings have been removed. A list of items that were removed can be viewed at the bottom of this message.
- We have credited all associated fees except for the final value fee for your listing(s).

The listing that was removed appeared to violate eBay policy or a rights owner's trademark. Please remember that you are responsible for the quality and authenticity of the products that you offer on eBay. It is against eBay policy to list any counterfeit items.

For more information please see our Replica, counterfeit items, and unauthorized copies policy:
http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/replica-counterfeit.html

If you have more questions, contact our policy experts:
http://ocsnext.ebay.com/ocs/cusr?query=3049&=PTB1208

Please be sure your current and future listings follow these guidelines, keeping in mind that additional violations could result in the suspension of your account.

Here are the listings that were removed:
331411167616 - MICKEY MANTLE AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL SIGNED BOBBY BROWN BEAUTIFUL AUTO

We appreciate your cooperation.

Thanks,

eBay

Please don't reply to this message. It was sent from an address that doesn't accept incoming email.

In my opinion, EBay is attacking me for my exposing of forgeries on their auction site.

In my opinion, Ebay does not like me exposing the sellers of forgeries that contribute to their salaries and bonuses.

Am I interfering with their profit machine from the sales of forgeries?

Of course I'm not; the sellers of forgeries have been running amok selling forgeries for years on Ebay.

Following "Operation Bullpen" Ebay was NOT held accountable for the millions of dollars of forgeries that were sold on the Ebay auction site.

Is Ebay now condoning the listing and selling of forgeries on their auction site?

This is the third time Ebay has removed an auction of mine that contained an authentic autograph.

While Ebay continues to remove my authentic autograph auctions, they allow and approve the listings and selling of GFA (Guaranteed Forensic Authenticators) headed by Steve Rocchi.

I have exposed numerous sellers of GFA certed forgeries, and as far as I know, Ebay has never removed a GFA certed forgery listing.

There is too much money and profits to be made from the sales of GFA certed forgeries.

Sellers of GFA certed forgeries include Ebay sellers Mccauleyjr2006, Roma-Jak, Dbvint123, Stevew6, Rbisportsinc and others.

The "Florida" forgeries are also a big seller on Ebay.

Ebay does not remove the "Florida" forgeries.

Again, there is too much money to be made from the sales of the "Florida" forgeries.

This Monday I will be sending my authentic Mickey Mantle autographed baseball to PSA.

When it comes back, I will have more to add to this thread.

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Permalink Reply by Mark Perullo on January 2, 2015 at 7:57pm

They weren't, he was wrong, Chris is wrong allot !!

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Permalink Reply by Mark Perullo on January 2, 2015 at 7:36pm

I would never thank a person for doing what any common sense person can do for themselves. If you buy fake memorabilia, its you're fault, not eBay's, not the seller but you.

Stop blaming other for you're mistakes........ c'mon guys really?

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Permalink Reply by Richard S. Simon on January 2, 2015 at 7:29pm

Mark,

What rule did Chris break with that Mantle ball?

Please enlighten us.

And we are still waiting to find out who your authenticator is? Ashamed to tell us, I guess.

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Permalink Reply by Mark Perullo on January 2, 2015 at 7:33pm

He posted a ball that wasn't authenticated by one of eBay's accepted authenticators. Its a very simple rule.

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Permalink Reply by Richard S. Simon on January 2, 2015 at 7:36pm

The ball was not authenticated at all. So what? There are thousands of autographs on ebay that are not authenticated by the ebay authenticators.

YOU DO NOT NEED A COA from one of ebay's authenticators to list an item on ebay. We all know that. You only show your lack of knowledge by making the statement you just made.

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Permalink Reply by Mark Perullo on January 2, 2015 at 7:47pm

You are VERY wrong my friend, check with eBay, I will refrain from calling you names.

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Permalink Reply by Richard S. Simon on January 2, 2015 at 7:50pm

Geez, do you really believe the crap you write here.

There are multi thousands of autographs on ebay right now, that do not have a COA from one of the ebay approved authenticators.

Just look at the listings.

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Permalink Reply by Mark Perullo on January 2, 2015 at 9:09pm

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