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Folks, I'm almost stunned at the blatant dishonesty with this one. On Nov. 2, I sold a game used 1980s Yankees batting helmet with the #47 on the bill and brim. As noted in the description, it had about 2-3" crack up the right side o the brim. Here's the link:
As you can see, jdaddy05 purchased the helmet. Since receiving it, this moron removed the 47 from the front and back of the helmet and replaced it with a 13 and an MLB logo, and is now trying to pass it off as an 2005 A-Rod on eBay. Here's the link:
You can actually see where he tried to buff out the old ABC logo. The fake MLB logo has been placed directly over the spot where the 47 once was. Everything about this perfectly matches the one I sold. Specifically, check the shot of the inside padding. If for whatever reason this thing sells, it should be easy to nail him with mail fraud.
Have I emailed this loser? You bet. And ebay got one, too. Keep an eye on this guy and the crap he tries to sell in the future.
Also, you'll see that I have yet to receive feedback from him. It will be interesting to see if he decides to leave negative feedback.
As you can see, jdaddy05 purchased the helmet. Since receiving it, this moron removed the 47 from the front and back of the helmet and replaced it with a 13 and an MLB logo, and is now trying to pass it off as an 2005 A-Rod on eBay. Here's the link:
You can actually see where he tried to buff out the old ABC logo. The fake MLB logo has been placed directly over the spot where the 47 once was. Everything about this perfectly matches the one I sold. Specifically, check the shot of the inside padding. If for whatever reason this thing sells, it should be easy to nail him with mail fraud.
Have I emailed this loser? You bet. And ebay got one, too. Keep an eye on this guy and the crap he tries to sell in the future.
Also, you'll see that I have yet to receive feedback from him. It will be interesting to see if he decides to leave negative feedback.
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