Post Your Stolen Or Lost Items!!!!

[otismalibu]

I've had this done before. I contacted eBay and they ended the auction.

Bottom of the auction.

Report This Item>
Copying of Your Listing>
Picture Was Copied w/o Permission

[both-teams-played-hard]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...romZR40QQfviZ1

When I read your post, I thought it was some kind of scam. But, the seller is just an idiot. He's selling some crappy replica that looks nothing like your real Bird. EBay will end the auction, if you email them. Could this be a forum member(or lurker), who used a link to your webshots?

[commando]

Geez, that's a funny one...

Using a photo of your jersey to sell the cheapest replica I have EVER seen... I wouldn't take one of those crappy jerseys for free.

[ndevlin]

You have a TON of jerseys!! nice collection

[bobcatfan]

wow! what a collection!...is there any chance you would want to sell the bogues or mourning jerseys? i was a HUGE hornets fan and i'm trying to find some gamers to build a collection...thanks!

[platinum1]

wow! what a collection!...is there any chance you would want to sell the bogues or mourning jerseys? i was a HUGE hornets fan and i'm trying to find some gamers to build a collection...thanks!

Send me an email I might have something you like?
edgar@platinummemorabilia.net

[LEGEND33]

No answer from the seller. ... i ve sent e-mail to ebay.

[dcrules01]

Good Luck with that...I hate people that do this crap...

[JCC1968]

Hi

Just wondering, I wanted Jim Leyritz to confirm the cleats I have were his used in the 1999 World Series. He said he will not sign anything that was stolen from him. He also said he wanted the cleats back. This brings up several questions:

1) who leagally owes the cleats?

2) does he was any legal standpoint on the cleats?


3) Has this happened to anyone else?


In retrospect. Hollywood Rick has had them for three years. Mrs. Leyritz has signed a COA with them. They had been up on his website. what do you guys think?

Jason

[David]

If the were stolen from him, they are his not yours. You can't legally purchase and own items that are stolen.

However, you don't know that they were stolen. Just because he says she stole them, doesn't automatically prove it true. In a marital property marriage, the wife owns the stuff as much as the husband, and she may or may not have assumed legal ownership after breakup.

If they were stolen, you would have legal right to get your money back.