I hate when people use the word ābrotherā in a message and Iāve never met or even talked to them before. Seems to be an attempt to butter or artificially relate to you in hopes of coaxing a deal. Maybe if I were Catholic or Eastern European I could relate to it, but Iām neither.
The other one is āHey man! saw your selling this card! can you take abit off??? the import taxās are quiet high for me hahaā¦ thanks man, cheersā
Well said. Itās also really cringe being called brother by someone half your age.
To add on to the post, you could of been a bit more announced rather than just replying with a āPrice is listedā. Take the best of the best of offers you can get and theyāre interest first for a better understanding. He asked for what Iām assuming a bundle deal, and then some since he was probably being charged $40 shipping per. You could of replied with ānot negotiableā but what do I know, brother
I know my communication looks crude, but what youāre looking at is the result of 10 years of experience of dealing with trouble customers, this communication style weeds out exactly the type of buyer you donāt want, imagine I had sold something to this guy and the smallest thing went wrong, you can only imagine the headache he would have provided, for a sub $100 sale lol.
Donāt get me wrong, I donāt reply like this to everyone, I can usually tell from the first message the type of person they are though! - check the sass he was already giving me in his second message
Several things jump out to me here, the sellerās feedback, something about the case, the labelās number, but new format, and the card itself - holo pattern compared to PSA reg, stamp, colors, alignment. However, it also gave me a question. Old certs are not necessarily old labels, right? I mean, someone could have sent this in to have it re-slabbed with a new label, right? (and in PSAās cert lookup that appears to be the case.)
This is so fake, it isnāt even close. First off the PSA slab is wrong. No little āPsaā on the bottom corners. The label looks like it was just printed on regular paper, no gloss or even the shiny part. Just flat. Plus the card isnāt even close to real. All of this guys listings are of fakes. Pretty bad ones at that.
I also found it entertaining that he included the cert number in the title so it could be easily searched, and then verified as fake by the images from PSA.
Everything should look off on it, its not good at all. Stamps wrong, colors are wrong, fonts are wrong, numbers are wrong, case is so ridiculously wrong, the ā6ā should line up with the āsā in boulders. Would blow my mind if anyone fell for something like this.