Maybe the seller made it look like a poopy listing on purpose to make sure his amazing collection of gem mint 10 first editions went to somebody pure of heart and completely trusting. Fingers crossed for ya!
You probably won’t be getting anything seen here, but it was a good move to bid on this stuff if you have the money. If you don’t get what’s pictured you simply return the items for a full refund. If for some insane reason you actually do get the items pictured then it’s an amazing steal.
Tbh I’m not hoping for much! Although it would be extremely awesome if I got everything pictured lol but like fourth said, I got my cases ready to be opened just in case!. We shall see Wednesday or Thursday as he shipped it out already! Glad I’m not the only one who thought it was a fishy listing!
yeah these types of listings are best not to even bid on, its clear you won’t be getting the PSA cards, and there is the hassle and time wasting of having to open cases and send everything back
edit; he does say this
‘Some of the pics are off the internet so you can see the card then there are actual pictures to show the cards excist.’
Yeah, as most people said it would be very lucky if you received anything close. After lending money to these people on these auctions for years, I finally stopped doing it because I was tired of being a bank. Good luck, but don’t get your hopes up!
Needless to say I checked into it, determined that the card image wasn’t theirs and asked them for an actual photo. Then came all sorts of stories ending in their son was bringing it to them but got in a car wreck. But card seems to have gone missing. Auction cancelled by seller, no payment from me.
I’ve had some luck weeding out some of the bogus listings by asking for actual photos if I have any suspicion that the photos are taken off the web. Then I don’t have to tie up my money for weeks waiting for eBays resolution process.