BlogForSports.com
is a blog that is supported entirely by avid collectors who hate seeing fake autographs on the sports memorabilia market. Just by reading a few posts on this blog, you will gain a wealth of information. All people are welcome to post comments, just be sure to follow the terms and conditions below. Visit our main site for more sports memorabilia information
DISCLAIMER: Opinions of our readers do not neccesarily reflect the opinions of ALLAuthentic Corporation. If you would like to post on this blog, please stick to the facts. Deragatory comments about any company or indiviual are not permitted.
Brought to you by TheSportsFormula.com: How To Start Your Own
Sports Business Tonight!
Here is another item that PSA-DNA has determined to be "Likely Not Genuine". An Albert Pujols "signed" baseball being sold by authentic-graph2 on eBay who also goes under the name authentic-graph.
Learn How To Use RSS Feeds & Get This Blog Added To Your
Feed!
Home
HOME | Sports Memorabilia & Collectibles | Custom Jersey Framing | Time Management
4 Comments:
Yes, here it is, another fake Albert Pujols autographed baseball that someone unsuspecting (although it is an obvious fake) collector now owns. The two most frequently-listed fake autograph items are of Derek Jeter and Albert Pujols, and most buyers are Ebay should be made aware of that. There are also numerous fake Ichiro Suzuki autographed items on Ebay. If you are buyer, ask questions, and don't believe everything you read. This particular Albert Pujols autographed baseball sold for $32.00. $32.00 for a authentic Albert Pujols baseball? It's authentic alright; an authentic fake.
Chris
This post has been removed by a blog administrator.
I had bidon some items on ebay then came across your guys site...I thought that perhaps at first it was because they were selling items at no reserve to keep from paying more ebay fees, but then I noticed they ended up having a lot of items and selling them all for cheap. Unfortunately I had already bid on the item, and ended up winning it. However I sent him an email as well as ebay complaining about the misrepresentation and stated that I will not be paying for the items.
Actually I had bid on several items, and am not going to pay for them because after looking more closely there appears to be "issues" with the signatures. I guess I should have done better homework BEFORE I started bidding.
Glad to hear you found our site. Don't feel bad, these guys are very good at tricking eBay shoppers. You do have protection through Paypal and most fake sellers are not going to pursue you for bids if they are selling fake stuff because they don't want to open up a can of worms.
Post a Comment
<< Home