Does anyone know who this is (Seller)? Selling the Jerricho Cotchery Titans Uniform? Any help would be much:)

[Gopack1782]

Jerricho Cotchery 2009 Jets Titans Game Used Uniform

http://images.cloud.worthpoint.com/w...53bcbc0bc2.jpg

If anyone knows this seller or know of anyone that purchased this, that would be very helpful

Thanks
Vinny

[mad87man]

the picture didn't come up when i clicked it.

[Gopack1782]

http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedi...used-127992319

You might have to copy and paste it into your browser

[Gopack1782]

hey guys still trying to find out who this seller is. he has sold many high dollar game used stuff on ebay. any help would be much appreciated.

[TriplexXxSports]

hey guys still trying to find out who this seller is. he has sold many high dollar game used stuff on ebay. any help would be much appreciated.

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• Sold Date: 11/01/2010
• Channel: Online Auction
• Source: eBay
• Category: Sports

You might be 2 years too late...

[Gopack1782]

has anyone had any experience with worthpoint?

[TriplexXxSports]

Worth Point is just a generic search engine - mostly used for shopping. All they are is a 3rd party to the item(s) you are searching for.

Like the "search one and done" kind of place.

[TriplexXxSports]

Direct from their website:

WorthPoint® is the leading online resource for collectors. It provides market data on art, antiques and collectibles along with professionals who offer opinions and appraisals to help people value, preserve, buy and sell items. WorthPoint’s core feature is a vast database of more than 100 million sales records aggregated from eBay, virtual marketplaces and leading auction houses worldwide. It’s called Worthopedia™ and it features pictures, descriptions and sales information to help people determine the value of their collectibles.
In addition to global market data, WorthPoint offers advice from Worthologists — subject-matter experts who share their views on collecting through articles, blogs and webinars. They also provide item valuations through the Ask a Worthologist™ service. Collectors’ Forums are available as well, where people share insight, advice and knowledge on everything from china to coins to toys to glassware.
Every second, three people conduct searches on WorthPoint to value their collectibles. Whether they find antique glassware in their parents’ attic or decide to monetize a few items during the slow economy, they have one thing in common: WorthPoint helps them discover their hidden wealth

[Gopack1782]

hmmmm, so really all that site is for, is to look up past auction items that show you price and information. They don't list the seller or buyers to get in touch with them.