UPDATE 1: This guy is a consignment director at Iconic Auctions & apparently is the one who sold the three PSA 10 1st edition trios (the one that rapper Logic bought).
UPDATE 2: It seems he has claimed more than 1 victim. BE CAREFUL!
If you see a PSA 10 Hidden Fates Mewtwo GX card with serial 45722629, it’s stolen.
Jared Mast (eBay accounts autographs-for-sale & afspa_002) bought my item, opened & claim and won (but actually received the card), then listed on his main account few months after. I’d suggest blacklisting both autographs-for-sale & afspa_002 on eBay.** 1) Sold in May to his side account, afspa_002. Cert is shown here (45722629).
2) PayPal details shows Jared Mast as my buyer (screenshot redacted due to staff request).
Here we see he owns Autographs-For-Sale & was also a consignment director at Iconic Auctions.
3) Come October & this is what I found.
Exact serial 45722629. Seller is autographs-for-sale. Item location Cave Creek Arizona… checks out with PayPal address.
*UPDATE: Someone purchased it, oh boy…*
4) Looking into autographs-for-sale.com/ we see this address.
Both email + address matches afspa_002 PayPal details (screenshot redacted due to request from staff).
**IN SUMMARY:
So basically Jared Mast uses afspa_002 to buy cards → opens a case, gets a free card → lists on autographs-for-sale months after → gets free money.
He opened a claim AFTER item was delivered, so he couldn’t have received the card after the claim. He also did not reply to any of my messages.
I just want to warn everyone that this guy with 4000+ feedback, lacks of any sort of integrity & would rather tarnish his reputation for a $170 USD card.**
If you have proof of delivery, how did they win a claim against you saying that the item was never delivered? If you really care and have the time, I would contact eBay about it. Heck, you could probably even file a police report- not that they would do anything about it.
Agree w @seafoamarticuno above. Might not be worth your time but w your evidence that’s an almost guaranteed win as long as u have pics of the eBay listing where u sold the card w Cert number showing.
Thanks for the advise. Fortunately it’s not a huge sum so I’ll probably just take the loss. At most I’ll get in touch with another eBay rep & see how it goes. Anyways, if he didn’t do a pro gamer move & listed it on eBay I would have given him the benefit of the doubt & considered it undelivered lol.
My intention was just to expose & alert the members here about this guy, so all’s good.
so we have all the info- I have had 10 transactions with this seller- about half on eBay and half off. 9 of them went fine- 1 did not. That one- happened to be a red cheek psa 10 pikachu that I bought on eBay for 2400. He claimed he mailed it with 20 other items- and that the post office comes and picks it up for him. The day before- I bought a lass 1st edition psa 10 for about the same price. On eBay- he uploaded the same tracking number for both lass and pikachu. The box arrived- lass was in it- but no pikachu.
I messaged him and he updated the tracking number for the pikachu- but the tracking he uploaded said “label created and post office waiting for package”-
Seemed odd- but I know this happens. Seller explained that he had 20 packages picked up by the usps and 4 of them were not “scanned”.
This was July.
Fast forward- and the tracking still says the same thing.
At the 30 day mark- I made a claim with eBay- and the seller was not exactly helpful-but since he did upload the new tracking, I won the case and got a refund. I would say no harm no foul- but we all know what the red cheeks is worth now and it’s not 2400… I check for the slab every day- and he knows that I do… so it hasn’t come back up on eBay yet.
here is the best addition to this thread- this seller is the consignment manager for iconic auctions and it was his Charizard that sold to logic. The big three in the auction were all his cards.
Amazing stuff. And if I ever figure out how to post a picture, I will post the rede cheeks slab so folks can keep an eye out for it.
I wonder if you can email this thread to the CEO or someone higher up in the company. I doubt they would care, but might give him pause to continue scamming.