Mastro Jordan Fraud Story in NY Daily News

[allstarsplus]

Re: Mastro Jordan Fraud Story in NY Daily News

All I was doing was pointing out that a tremendous coincidence.
1- You registered as jdwtn
2- jdwtn2001 on ebay is Inselberg's account as confirmed by ebay

Couldn't find jdwtn2001 on eBay. Found the previous eBay ID jdowntown2001 you mentioned in your other post.

http://myworld.ebay.com/jdowntown2001/

eBay Member User ID History
The box below contains the User IDs that this member has used on eBay. User ID Effective Date End Date
jdowntown2001 Jun-17-99 Present

[Eric]

Re: Mastro Jordan Fraud Story in NY Daily News

Sorry- that was a typo on my part

The ebay user id is jdowntown2001

[sammy]

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I just love this quote in regard to Mastro's and Doug Allens' dubious statements.


leon
(Premier Login leonl)
Forum Owner: another feather in Mastro's cap

August 19 2007, 9:49 AM
Once again they did the right thing by pulling an auction item...Kudos for them....Doug is a class act and honest person and this once again proves it....thanks again for posting the article.... I knew that NY Daily News and Michael O'keefe, would do the right thing and print good stuff too .....

[both-teams-played-hard]

Re: Mastro Jordan Fraud Story in NY Daily News

Once again they did the right thing by pulling an auction item...Kudos for them....Doug is a class act and honest person and this once again proves it....thanks again for posting the article.... I knew that NY Daily News and Michael O'keefe, would do the right thing and print good stuff too .....

This cat named Leon is a shill for Mastro. He embarrases me.


I am offering $5,000 for a University of North Carolina Joe Wolf, road blue game used jersey. Made by Medalist Sand Knit, size 46, not unlike this one:

[PK]

Re: Mastro Jordan Fraud Story in NY Daily News

Is says in the article that the Chicago FBI office is doing an investigation. I am sure they are talking to sweet Lou Lampson about his LOA for the warm up jersey.

Is there a forum member here that has all the info on the bogus LOA's that Lou has written(Green Ripken & others) that they could forward to the Chicago FBI office? This may be THE BEST time to have someone look into his deals and right all his wrongs.

Just a thought

[sportscentury]

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I don't really understand your response. I would love to hear your take on the story. Everyone is welcome to post here.

I also assume you mean you've had the screen name for years elsewhere, because you just registered this week here.

Very often on this site I email new users to make sure everyone is registering with proper information from valid email addresses.

All I was doing was pointing out that a tremendous coincidence.
1- You registered as jdwtn
2- jdowntown2001 on ebay is Inselberg's account as confirmed by ebay

If this is Eric, or if you know Eric, we'd welcome him to help comment on this story. In the Daily News piece, he claimed to have sold the Ranzino Smith jersey at a show. He must be truly outraged that the person he sold it to may have been responsible for doctoring an item and selling it as something else.

That goes for anyone, really, If anyone knows him, please invite him to come on here and participate in help finding out who could have done something like this.

Just curious if there is an update about this.

[Eric]

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Just curious if there is an update about this.

I haven't heard back from this user. I welcome a response.
Eric

[gridman80]

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Of course Mastro knows who their consignor is, as the consignor wants to get paid at some point they would have filled out consignment paperwork.

There's no consignor-client privilege here that I am aware of. If Mastro wants to find out what is really going on, Mastro should post the name of the consignor at this point.

Andrew

MY take is that Mastro could easily help protect their reputation to a large degree by divulging the identity of the consignor. Given that they have not done that, it might be reasonable to conclude that they have a significant relationship with the consignor, and that more damage would be self-inflicted by revealing the name of the consignor.

[both-teams-played-hard]

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MY take is that Mastro could easily help protect their reputation to a large degree by divulging the identity of the consignor. Given that they have not done that, it might be reasonable to conclude that they have a significant relationship with the consignor, and that more damage would be self-inflicted by revealing the name of the consignor.

It would also be nice to know the consignor's consigning history. What other items have they consigned? Have they consigned to other auction houses?

[Eric]

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Here's what Doug Allen said about the consignor....

"The person who consigned the Jordan shirt gave us a few things in 2003
and nothing since then. It is my opinion that he purchased the shirt
thinking it was good. That is all I am at liberty to say about him."

[Kaplankrazies]

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I know the guy who runs mastro. Trust me, he is not a bad person.

[chakes89]

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I know the guy who runs mastro. Trust me, he is not a bad person.

Prove it.

[both-teams-played-hard]

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Trust me.

I don't think anyone said Mastro is run by bad people. Are you aware of the facts surrounding the Jordan shooting shirt? They ignored the research of MEARS and used the opinion of Lou "yes-man" Lampson. You might want to read the Daily News article. It's kinda interesting.

[Kaplankrazies]

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Yes I know it does not make sense. I wonder why he did this.

[jdr3]

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Yes I know it does not make sense. I wonder why he did this.

Because he stood to make thousands of dollars from the sale of the altered shirt, which he knew was altered. Since you know him, ask him why a company that has been in business for years has to establish a "code of conduct/ethics" policy. If they had one to begin with they would not be involved in this mess.