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Sellers like this hurt the hobby.
Anyone with 5-minutes of knowledge of game used NFL jersey knows this isn't legit. Before I get into the wrong sleeves, Warrick Dunn a size 52? Sure, right after Gilbert Brown gets out of his size 40 jersey.
Contacted the seller 5 times with various facts and photos and refuse t listen to me because I am "some guy on ebay" I can understand that beigna guy on the internet doesn't hold a lot of credibility and rightfully so. But regardless of that, photo and documented fact has to hold some water I would think. Well, not to most ebay sellers of BS items... "Well I got the jersey from a guy who was in the equipment room and he says it's real so, I am going with that." Come on.
I also first informed the seller on what was retail inside tagging and what even could be deemed game issued tagging. So when I then asked, what the tagging his jersey was on 3 occasions, he refused to answer.
I wish sellers would have a general rule go with the mindset on listing items with the thought of being conservative on their descriptions, rather than hoping or being aggressive on what the item MIGHT possibly be. Under promise and over deliver doesn't seem to apply that much.
Anyone with 5-minutes of knowledge of game used NFL jersey knows this isn't legit. Before I get into the wrong sleeves, Warrick Dunn a size 52? Sure, right after Gilbert Brown gets out of his size 40 jersey.
Contacted the seller 5 times with various facts and photos and refuse t listen to me because I am "some guy on ebay" I can understand that beigna guy on the internet doesn't hold a lot of credibility and rightfully so. But regardless of that, photo and documented fact has to hold some water I would think. Well, not to most ebay sellers of BS items... "Well I got the jersey from a guy who was in the equipment room and he says it's real so, I am going with that." Come on.
I also first informed the seller on what was retail inside tagging and what even could be deemed game issued tagging. So when I then asked, what the tagging his jersey was on 3 occasions, he refused to answer.
I wish sellers would have a general rule go with the mindset on listing items with the thought of being conservative on their descriptions, rather than hoping or being aggressive on what the item MIGHT possibly be. Under promise and over deliver doesn't seem to apply that much.
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