How to Throw Away $465 (and counting)

[Eric]

Re: How to Throw Away $465 (and counting)

In all honesty, I didn't look to see who the seller was...and why should I? From the horror stories posted in here, it seems that when somebody contacts a seller regarding a questionable jersey, the end result is threats from the seller, and a warning from eBay. Why subject yourself?

Still, I didn't intend for this thread to be a personal or professional attack on Kim Stigall, and I wish to publicly apologize.

Thanks,
Rob (r4f)

Ebay is not going to give you a warning if you ask questions about an item. That is why the have the "ask seller a question" option. As long as your message to them is not inappropriate or offensive, you should be fine.

In our arena, of course you are allowed to ask about tagging, collar, nameplate, game use, provenance etc.

If you ask these questions of a seller and they threaten you, of course you should come here and tell people of your experiences. That is valid information for people to make decisions on whether or not to buy from someone.
Eric